Boingo provides reasonable service at most airports and some hotels. Unfortunately, their business office, which has no trouble generating a credit card charge, is unable to create and invoice/receipt/bill. I spend more time on hold for customer service for them to create a manual email documenting ...
You will get prompted to log in whenever you are near a hotspot - even if you are in a location where you can get free wireless internet. You will automatically get charged, and they will not warn you that you are not accessing the free internet, but Boingo service for which you will be charged. ...
I have used Boingo Wi-Fi on multiple occasions at BWI Airport in Linthicum, MD. I have never had any problems with the service. You must use the Boingo Wi-Fi app to connect with an iPod Touch or iPhone, and the service is as fast as my home connection. As pay-WiFi outlets like Boingo are popping up ...
I have used Boingo for many years, originally on a pay as you go at many airports, and then converted to the monthly charge that allowed me to connect anytime and as often as I wanted at many different airports within a month for only the one fee. They had helped me several times with login issues ...
Boingo does not offer an smtp address for it's customers at airport wireless locations, the reason apparently being that they would have to use a different smtp for each location. I'm sorry but that is just not a reasonable arguement. For those of us who travel a lot and need to work, not being ...
Don't do it. Seems innocent enough. $7.95 to use your iphone in an airport you are stuck in because of some 'weather.' Signup is easy, heck there's even an app for that. Instructions are dead simple and... I can't get online. Rats. Guess i'll use my laptop, whatev's. Next month, not only did i get ...