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From: Bob Peterson (no email)
Date: Mon Dec 13 2004 - 15:48:55 EST
Jeffrey,
I want to make sure I understand. You said "I had no problem getting a high
speed WiFi connection in White Sound, right in the harbor. You could then
use Skype or Dial Pad or one of the other internet/phone applications".
If you can reach a Wi-Fi signal, as you stated you could in White Sound, why
would you then use a cell-phone connection? Most of us use Wi-Fi (when we
can find it) to AVOID paying for cell charges. You said you had found a
Wi-Fi signal but were planning to use a cell-phone connection anyway. Why
would you do that?
Thanks,
Bob Peterson
47' Lien Hwa CMY
"Lopaka Nane"
San Francisco
-----Original Message-----
From:
[mailto:] On Behalf Of
Jeffrey Siegel
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 12:04 PM
To: 'Philip J. Rosch';
Subject: T&T: RE: RE: RE:Bahama update
> Dave was right on! We called AT&T and their "service" was
> $11.96 the first minute, then $2.99 per minute from then on.
> We hung up and bought a $20 Batelco calling card which is a flat $.51
> /minute.
>
I had no problem getting a high speed WiFi connection in White Sound, right
in the harbor. You could then use Skype or Dial Pad or one of the other
internet/phone applications. I think they charge about $0.06/minute (or
free to another Skype user).
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Jeffrey Siegel
M/V aCappella
DeFever 53PH
W1ACA/WDB4350
Castine, Maine
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