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"M.C. Dean charged $795 to $1,095 for access to the Wi-Fi it provided" That's so outrageous.
by ar7hur 10y ago
"M.C. Dean charged $795 to $1,095 for access to the Wi-Fi it provided"
That's so outrageous.
- source99 10y agoSounds typical for what I have seen at Tradeshows.
- coleca 10y agoWe did a trade show in Minneapolis' convention center a few years back and had the same issue. We were charged ~$1200 for a few days of Wifi access from SmartCity. Even though we paid for them to allow us to use our Wifi AP (Cisco enterprise AP, not some consumer gear bought at BestBuy) we still had to beg and plead with their on-site network engineers to get them to stop issuing de-auths on all our traffic. Then again, you have to pay hundreds of dollars to have a trash can in your booth as well. These venue are such a racket it's ridiculous.