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Am I correct in thinking most bars now have free wifi for customers? If anyone could tell me best places for wifi connections that would be very helpful 
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Perhaps some form of Thai Bride website would help .......
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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sev112,  Funny, I read this too and thought it said 'wife in Belle Plagne'..
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I thought the same as erica2004, but then sawsev112, had beaten me to it so thought I wouldnt bother saying "have you left the missus behind". Oops I just did!
Cant help I'm afraid - last time I was in Belle Plagne mobile phones needed a car battery - never mind wifi
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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You'll need to Register first of course.
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Thanks Boredsurfing, will do. Had looked on RG's forum but most posts from a few years ago.
sev112, erica2004, DJL, for one moment I thought I'd made a really bad typo 
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whilst we were in belle we struggled to find anywhere offering free wifi. that was a month ago..
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Cassiopee Apts (which is up in the main shopping/bar area) has free WiFi via "Orange". You just log on via their website. You would probably get reception outside the apts on the steps. I bet if you did a Wlan search you'd find a few hot spots.
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Snapzzz, not so promising then. I know the tourist office have stopped providing it, but I heard a rumour the bowling alley had it.
Michael B, thanks for the tip. I had heard the Matafan had WiFi (according to RG's website) but we'll have to see...
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Snapzzz, not so promising then. I know the tourist office have stopped providing it, but I heard a rumour the bowling alley had it.
Michael B, thanks for the tip. I had heard the Matafan had WiFi (according to RG's website) but we'll have to see... |
Well, i too heard that Matafan had it along with le tete inn. However a quick scan outside revealed nothing but a single locked network. Maybe you had to ask for the key?
Don't worry too much.....go ski and get away from it all.
I used my iPhone on 3g if i needed it. I came back to a bill of £6.
if you are willing to pay then there are plenty of hotsots. The one in our apartments charged 15 euros for 5hrs online.
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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FAQ
Just read a long thread on paradiski forum and it seems there are a few problems and much discontent; they have even started a facebook page to campaign for better Wifi in La Plagne. Apparently the paying hotspots often only work sporadically. I emailed the Hotel Mercure who are happy to let customers in the bar connect - we just need a bit of internet access to Skype/email from time to time. We don't have 3G phone (bit backward) 