Thread: Hotel (Holiday Inn) Wifi or pay as you go dongle?
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Old 10-03-2010, 01:36   #12
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Re: Hotel (Holiday Inn) Wifi or pay as you go dongle?
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Originally Posted by danielf View Post
When I last looked into this (slightly under a year ago), Vodafone was the only provider that had a non-expiring PAYG option (they just had a log in once every 180 (now 90) days or lose your credit condition). They have since withdrawn this option, and I don't think other providers have this option. There are some sellers on ebay that still sell the non-expiring dongle, but it's fleabay, so you take your chances.
Well, I thought that Vodafone was the only one that did it, but a lass in Carphone Warehouse persuaded me quite reasonably the other day that O2 can now also do it and also T-Mobile, but it depends on what you buy.

No idea if there's any truth in it!
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