ummm, they've been doing this for a LONG time, I don't know why they bothered to yet again tell everyone about it. If you have ATT broadband you can jump on ATT wifi spots. You sign in using your email and password used on the ATT site. I've been doing this for a long time.
Wrong. With their basic service you don't get free hotspot access. I'm hoping what this means is ANYONE with AT&T broadband will get free access to their hotspots.
What do you mean wrong? What is their basic service? I have a normal, non special, broadband connection with ATT, and I have access to their wifi hotspots, and have for a while.
It wasn't available for customers that had the 768Kb and 1.5Mb speeds before. It's still not available for 768 customers, but I don't care cause I have 1.5. I'm going to need to go to BN and try this out.
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ummm, they've been doing this for a LONG time, I don't know why they bothered to yet again tell everyone about it. If you have ATT broadband you can jump on ATT wifi spots. You sign in using your email and password used on the ATT site. I've been doing this for a long time.
Wrong. With their basic service you don't get free hotspot access. I'm hoping what this means is ANYONE with AT&T broadband will get free access to their hotspots.
What do you mean wrong? What is their basic service? I have a normal, non special, broadband connection with ATT, and I have access to their wifi hotspots, and have for a while.
It wasn't available for customers that had the 768Kb and 1.5Mb speeds before. It's still not available for 768 customers, but I don't care cause I have 1.5. I'm going to need to go to BN and try this out.