UPDATE: Free Internet

In my previous post, I said that I will be updating and giving the ‘how-to’ part of the free internet thingy had I proven it dependable.

Well here’s the thing, I have been using this program and system to connect to the internet for free for about two weeks now. Within those weeks, I was able to connect and browse the internet almost daily, except for days when the local server is as usual…broken. And with that as basis, I can personally say that it is reliable, it’s the local servers that are not and its connection highly dependent on those local service providers as well, among other things. However, for someone like me who is effin tired of paying for just an unreliable service, it is but workable. For once, I can catch up on my previous expenses and save about $6 per 5 days. But you should always have something to back it up for emergency purposes.

Just as this program and system has its perks, it also has its downsides. For one, you are still dependent on the signal provided by your local providers, so there are times that you cannot use it. Second, there is a bandwidth limit, so that follows that downloading is also limited; here’s when I pay extra so I can download files that I need but it is lesser than the usual. And three, photos are usually compressed to lessen the usage so can’t view most of the photos in HD. There, I’ve enumerated the drawbacks that I see about this program and system. But if you are still interested and want to know how it works by trying it yourselves, just leave me a comment along with your e-mail address and I will see to it that I will provide you with the instructions on how to make this work.