

Taro wrote:Tokyo first and most of their stores in Japan by the end of the year..
Starbucks.co.jp/rec/starbucks_wi2
http://starbucks.wi2.co.jp/pc/index_en.html
Big in Japan since 1992


GomiGirl wrote:The normal signup pages at Tully's coffee does my head in.
What about the limousine bus WiFi? Anybody connected to that easily?
What bugs me is, if you are going to give out free wifi, don't make it so obvious that you are scraping my information in order to make a buck of it. Really puts me off.

Gaspard de Coligny wrote:GomiGirl wrote:The normal signup pages at Tully's coffee does my head in.
What about the limousine bus WiFi? Anybody connected to that easily?
What bugs me is, if you are going to give out free wifi, don't make it so obvious that you are scraping my information in order to make a buck of it. Really puts me off.
At least, unlike facebuk, they give you a littul something in exchange...


chokonen888 wrote:Won't this just encourage the patrons (or just people who walk in and sit down for some free wifi) to stay longer, not necessarily buy more...and therefore turn away more potential customers? (lose them money in the end)
I always figured this is why they didn't offer it...so many Starbucks are already packed like the Yamanote during rush hour

Hanzo the Razor wrote:chokonen888 wrote:Won't this just encourage the patrons (or just people who walk in and sit down for some free wifi) to stay longer, not necessarily buy more...and therefore turn away more potential customers? (lose them money in the end)
I always figured this is why they didn't offer it...so many Starbucks are already packed like the Yamanote during rush hour
Yeah, Starbucks here are crowded, hot and noisy but at least they don't reek of cigarettes like most other cafes in Japan.

Hanzo the Razor wrote:chokonen888 wrote:Won't this just encourage the patrons (or just people who walk in and sit down for some free wifi) to stay longer, not necessarily buy more...and therefore turn away more potential customers? (lose them money in the end)
I always figured this is why they didn't offer it...so many Starbucks are already packed like the Yamanote during rush hour
Yeah, Starbucks here are crowded, hot and noisy but at least they don't reek of cigarettes like most other cafes in Japan.

GomiGirl wrote:Gaspard de Coligny wrote:GomiGirl wrote:The normal signup pages at Tully's coffee does my head in.
What about the limousine bus WiFi? Anybody connected to that easily?
What bugs me is, if you are going to give out free wifi, don't make it so obvious that you are scraping my information in order to make a buck of it. Really puts me off.
At least, unlike facebuk, they give you a littul something in exchange...
Reason #750 that I do not have a facebook account.


Gaspard de Coligny wrote:That kind of thinking...
"if I get raped one more time, I stop going naked to this wife swapper club"
is interesting...

September refurbishment of Shibuya Loft will include a free wifi hotspot at the main entrance: http://www.shibukei.com/headline/8684/ (J)
Shibukei.com via Google Translate...In addition to revamping the moving Loft logo of mechanical characters at the main entrance for the first time in 25 years, the store will provide a free Wi-Fi spot there...

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