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I am planning to open a hotspot at my restaurant. The most amount of
money that I want to spend is 700 dollars. In this price range,
instanthotspot seems to be the best. Have I missed something? Is
there anyone with bad experiences with this software.?

 

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So, do you plan on charging for this service or provide it for free? If its
free, do you just want people to be able to login before using?


"Ahmet" <genius@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am planning to open a hotspot at my restaurant. The most amount of
> money that I want to spend is 700 dollars. In this price range,
> instanthotspot seems to be the best. Have I missed something? Is
> there anyone with bad experiences with this software.?

 

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Why not just buy a wireless router for $50 and open it to everyone?

Mike Schumann

"Ahmet" <genius@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:366f0ca8.0410261044.14ccfd1a@posting.google.com...
>I am planning to open a hotspot at my restaurant. The most amount of
> money that I want to spend is 700 dollars. In this price range,
> instanthotspot seems to be the best. Have I missed something? Is
> there anyone with bad experiences with this software.?

 

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On 26 Oct 2004 11:44:23 -0700, genius@gmail.com (Ahmet) wrote:

>I am planning to open a hotspot at my restaurant. The most amount of
>money that I want to spend is 700 dollars. In this price range,
>instanthotspot seems to be the best. Have I missed something? Is
>there anyone with bad experiences with this software.?

I think Boingo is pretty close to that range. They provide a PC, the AP, and the
software. However, bear in mind that all that would have to happen is for the
guy across the street to setup a free HotSpot... Who's gonna pay to use yours?

 

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genius@gmail.com (Ahmet) wrote in message news:<366f0ca8.0410261044.14ccfd1a@posting.google.com>...
> I am planning to open a hotspot at my restaurant. The most amount of
> money that I want to spend is 700 dollars. In this price range,
> instanthotspot seems to be the best. Have I missed something? Is
> there anyone with bad experiences with this software.?

Try FirstSpot ( http://patronsoft.com/firstspot ). The Standard
Edition will fall within your budget, and there is a free trial so
that you can try before you buy.