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03/2/2016 at 9:19pm
Location: Oxford
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Hi,
We have the Netgear N300 unit which we have found useful from time to time, however last June while staying at Camping Yelloh! Saint-Emilion I had my Wifi provided by OSMOZIS blocked. I emailed them and received this reply:
"Dear Sir,
Your access has been blocked because you are using a connection-sharing software (e.g. Connectify, Wifi Hotspot Creator, Virtual Router Manager, etc...), which is not allowed, according to our General Terms and Conditions.
We have unlocked your access.
Please disable or remove this software, otherwise your access will be automatically blocked again.
We remain at your disposal should you require any further information. If you would like to contact us either email us at support at osmozis.com or call us on+ 33.4.67.58.40.83 or +33.8.11.46.28.50.
Best regards,"
.... fair enough; I knew the score. We however had no internet sharing software, just the Netgear unit connecting two Nexxus 7 Android tablets and a Windows 8 netbook. We hadn't even used them other than to check connection. Annoying as we (boring middle-aged couple :-))really use it for convenience, with rarely more than one item in use at a time, and then only for light web browsing (generally tourist info & weather) and email use (ie no downloading/streaming movies or TV etc).
My electricity supplier at home charges for how much I use not how many appliences are connected, I can't help than feel that campsite Wifi provision would fairer with a limit on data use, but fairer doesn't equal profitable....
Generally (for reasons above) we use a Mifi device for mobile internet, however where signal is lacking the Netgear had been useful.
regards
Onki
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