I would like to start a business in my local area offering wireless broadband to my customers' customers. Confusing? Let me give you an example:
My client is a hotel. I want to be able to offer wireless broadband to the hotel guests, using their existing broadband.
Customers will log their laptops onto the wireless network, then enter their credit card details, and the system will then let them onto the internet for as long as they have paid for.
I'd like some ideas of how to acheive this result - from an IT standpoint.
I would think I'd need a seperate wireless router, which is set to allow any wireless device to connect. They're then redirected to a page somewhere which collects their CC info, and gives them access, somehow?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
2007-06-20
04:16:33
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Jeff - I know it's been done, but it's only in the big hotels.
I'm interested in offering it as a service to smaller hotels and businesses, not just to one.
I know that the ISP may offer something, but I'm interested in providing it to a hotel without involving the ISP - and I can charge by the hour and split the fees paid by the customer with the hotel.
Thanks for the responses so far
2007-06-20
04:35:37 ·
update #1