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Author: Subject: Hotspots directories?

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Registered: 24/11/05
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  posted on 24/11/05 at 11:11
Hey everyone,

Can anyone recommend some good hotpots directories for the UK? At the moment I'm using:

- www.bcentral.co.uk/technology/mobile/hotspot/hotspot.aspx] bCentral's Wi-Fi directory
- www.hotspotter.co.uk/]Hotspotter

Can anyone recommend any others?

Thanks,

John.
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Registered: 2/1/03
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  posted on 24/11/05 at 12:20
The Wi-Fi Hotspots Directory ( www.wi-fihotspotsdirectory.com/> www.wi-fihotspotsdirectory.com/ ) is owned and operated by the Wi-Fi Technology Forum.
It is now one of the largest directories in the world, but because it is relatively new, it'll take a little time for search engines to recommend it in the top rank. It has a lot of wi-fi hotspots in the UK
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  posted on 28/11/05 at 11:25
Hi Festprint,

Ok, thanks a lot. Looks good - just a shame I don't seem to be able to search by postcode in the UK . Is this a feature that's planned?
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  posted on 28/11/05 at 12:28
The search function is for searching by whatever you like, if by postcode, well, try typing SW1, you'll get all the London and area for SW1. the trick is the first 3 letters / digits of the post code would do. We did it that way instead of having too many choices and boxes and what have you, one box does the lot, just like other search engines!

Try it!!
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  posted on 30/11/05 at 10:56
Ahhh.. now I see how it works. I was putting my complete postcode and it wasn't returning any results - but as soon as I just searched on the first part of my postcode I got some results. It's useful, but to be honest, not ideal - assuming that if I search for SW11 it would only bring back hotspots in SW11, and not SW10 or SW12. Is that right?
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  posted on 30/11/05 at 11:40
quote:
Ahhh.. now I see how it works. I was putting my complete postcode and it wasn't returning any results - but as soon as I just searched on the first part of my postcode I got some results. It's useful, but to be honest, not ideal - assuming that if I search for SW11 it would only bring back hotspots in SW11, and not SW10 or SW12. Is that right?

ehmm, if I search for SW11 it would only bring back hotspots in SW11, and not SW10 or SW12 of course! for sw12, try SW1 to get all SW1xxxx. SW7, to get all SW7xxxx.
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