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30 minutes free Wi Fi on American Airlines & 1,000 Hilton points
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1. 30 minutes free Wi Fi on American Airlines. I got an email from American Airlines which promises 30 minutes of free wireless internet, up to February 16, 2012, access on planes which are equipped with Wi Fi.
30 Minutes Free AA WI Fi
30 minutes works great for short flights, but either way, it should be enough to get your daily Million Mile Secrets fix!
I’ll be passing on this since I don’t have an unlimited text message plan and I don’t want to receive 2 text messages a week from the fine folks at Hilton.
But something tells me, I’ll change my mind later this week!
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Steve
I got the 30 minutes free and when it timed out i put in another email address on the same device and got 30 more minutes
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@Steve – 🙂
biblioman
I don’t know aboout free 30 minute GoGo on multiple devices. but I can verify I got the time twice now on two successive days on my iPad.
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Million Mile Secrets
@biblioman – Thanks for confirming!
Jon
Spoke too soon, seems to not be working for me with Google Voice
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Million Mile Secrets
@Jon – Thanks for trying and letting us know.
Jon
You can use Google Voice (which would be tied to your gmail) to receive the text messages. You can optionally have them forwarded to your cell phone, or in this case, ignored.
google.com/voice
Shield
Isn’t there a way to use gmail to receive text messages?
There is no way I’ll give Hilton my cell phone number, but if I could give them another number that Hilton would think was my cell, and that could verify their test message, I’d do that in a heartbeat.
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Million Mile Secrets
@Shield – I’m not sure if Google voice will work. I’ve read reports that it doesn’t work for this offer.
I got the 30 minutes free and when it timed out i put in another email address on the same device and got 30 more minutes
@Steve – 🙂
I don’t know aboout free 30 minute GoGo on multiple devices. but I can verify I got the time twice now on two successive days on my iPad.
@biblioman – Thanks for confirming!
Spoke too soon, seems to not be working for me with Google Voice
@Jon – Thanks for trying and letting us know.
You can use Google Voice (which would be tied to your gmail) to receive the text messages. You can optionally have them forwarded to your cell phone, or in this case, ignored.
google.com/voice
Isn’t there a way to use gmail to receive text messages?
There is no way I’ll give Hilton my cell phone number, but if I could give them another number that Hilton would think was my cell, and that could verify their test message, I’d do that in a heartbeat.
@Shield – I’m not sure if Google voice will work. I’ve read reports that it doesn’t work for this offer.