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How do I find a wifi Internet connection in Mexico?I'm planning on traveling through Mexico and Central America for a few weeks in the spring and am wondering about the availability of wireless Internet connections in the major cities. Do you have any tips for me? Well, I haven't traveled much in Mexico, so I asked someone who lives in Mexico for some advice. Here's what he shared: It's actually very simple; wifi systems and hotspots are readily available in Mexico, at least. First, turn on computer to see if you get signal. If you do, great! You're in! You can expect to pay a deposit of 300-500 pesos and 300 pesos ($30) per month, depending on the area. Example; e-go provides wifi access at home in Mexico city, Monterey and Guadalahara. Thanks, "Bobby Bizarro", for your insight. Bobby runs an amusing and rather not-workplace-friendly site Silly English, if you've some time to waste. :-)
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