What if you did all of this, then setup a craddlepoint at your seat and established a new wireless network called, “Bring Seat 5B $4 and I’ll give you the password for cheaper, faster internet.”   Now that’s a business model.  Oh, and, JetBlue rocks.  Eat it :)  emilgh: Scamming the Interplane: Step 2 Ok, after you’ve set your user agent to “iPhone” you should see a slightly different login window on the gogo inflight site.  It’ll look similar to this. It’ll be narrow and load pretty quickly. For an extra bonus discount, plug in a discount code, and you can get online for a mere $6. Killer, right? A few notes: If you have a PC, I’m sure you can do the same thing that the Mac does in a less elegant, more complex way that might actually involve knowing something. If you don’t want to go through this trouble, login to gogo and buy the access on your iPhone or iPod touch.  Then logout and connect on your PC. If you are a REALLY cheap mofo, you might consider adding a second wireless card to your laptop, buying the connection, running your own paid access point server at a lower price point.  I call mine “$1 gogo inflight sale” Ok, so that’s all I have for now.  If you have any questions, please redirect them to /dev/null Have a nice day!
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What if you did all of this, then setup a craddlepoint at your seat and established a new wireless network called, “Bring Seat 5B $4 and I’ll give you the password for cheaper, faster internet.”  

Now that’s a business model.  Oh, and, JetBlue rocks.  Eat it :) 

emilgh:

Scamming the Interplane: Step 2

Ok, after you’ve set your user agent to “iPhone” you should see a slightly different login window on the gogo inflight site.  It’ll look similar to this. It’ll be narrow and load pretty quickly.

For an extra bonus discount, plug in a discount code, and you can get online for a mere $6.

Killer, right?

A few notes:

  • If you have a PC, I’m sure you can do the same thing that the Mac does in a less elegant, more complex way that might actually involve knowing something.
  • If you don’t want to go through this trouble, login to gogo and buy the access on your iPhone or iPod touch.  Then logout and connect on your PC.
  • If you are a REALLY cheap mofo, you might consider adding a second wireless card to your laptop, buying the connection, running your own paid access point server at a lower price point.  I call mine “$1 gogo inflight sale”

Ok, so that’s all I have for now.  If you have any questions, please redirect them to /dev/null

Have a nice day!

Source: emilgh