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Topic: RVing & PaperBackSwap
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Is there anyone out there that is RVing fulltime or a couple of months at a time & also a PaperBackSwap member? If so, how do you handle the trades? I could also use some advice on how to handle my internet service. How do you connect to the internet? Which system do you use? Jeanne |
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Hi Jeanne,
I'm brand new to the book swap so can't help you with that part but I was a full timer until a few years ago and still go out at least once a month. I have dial up at home but can still get online when we go out. Last week we were i Myrtle Beach and the campground had a phone jack at each site. I carry a l-o-n-g (25ft) phone cord that I put through my window (taking the screen out first). (Newer rigs sometimes have a phone line already wired in.) Then I just began the sign on process, looking for local phone #s to sign on. Last month I used the free WIFI at the KOA campground. It still worked with my Compuserve account.
Hope that helps some.
Let me know if you have any other questions
Nancy
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My family and I are planning on going fulltime in the near future. I'm not sure how we are going to handle the swap thing yet. Here's a website where you might some more information on the internet situation. They have a yahoo group and a forum as well.
HTH
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For an internet connection you can try a wireless broadband card. Verizon, Sprint, and several other companies offer them. They usually run around $50 per month. |
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we dont do any RVing, buy my dad has a wireless broadband card from sprint. it works great and is worth the money. i know places like coffee shops, mc donalds or even mazzios have free wi-fi |
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