Finding free wi-fi hotspots by calling a toll-free number

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Free wi-fi hotspots are, of course, a beautiful thing, and online directories (like this one) have sprung up to provide travelers with a list of free locations.

But what do you do when you can’t get online to look up the nearest hotspot? If you’re in Europe, you can now call a toll-free number, and an operator will direct you to the nearest free hotspot. In your choice of English, German, Italian, French, or Spanish, no less!

The toll-free number: 00800 28 25 23 26

Now that’s what I call service! (How they make money is a mystery to me…)

Hat tip to Red Ferret, via Flyaway.

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