<t>OK, I might try putting this forward.<br/>
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I'm a Scout leader and we often have stalls at local fetes. We do "bowl for the pig", coconut shy etc. <br/>
Perhaps one of those crockery stalls might be a good idea.<br/>
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If I could organise collection, would any of you be happy to see your ...

Cheers Roger (sorry, been away camping). I'll give it a go.

Other than Ralawise, does anyone know any suppliers for bags? People like this won't touch me because I'm running a small cottage-industry rather than a full blown ltd company.

<r>fon relies on other BT users sharing out their broadband. As a BT user, you are also sharing your interweb connection for others to use.<br/>
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Mobile broadband is a different beast. If, like us, you spend much of your summer in fields in the far reaches of Britain, there aren't houses about ...

what about subbing onto one of the other types of vinyl? Like the digital ones that are very, very thin?

Actually, I would say dongle is faster. They typically have better antenna on them (Because we have a camper van, mine has an external magmount antenna too)
If I plug into the external antenna, I can get 5 bars pretty much anywhere!

That's an interesting idea. I never considered subbing onto flock (clearly, the cost will go up considerably). Does it work well?

Strange. I use Three and it's faster than my T-mobile tethered or O2 sim in the dongle.
But I'm on a monthly contract. Dunno if that makes any difference.

I agree since becoming EE, T-Mobile speeds have started to go dog slow.

That sounds like the stuff. I generally use MDP though. I was wondering how hardy hotflex is or as someone suggested Digital Flex (used without printing on)

<r>First of all, sorry for all the questions - I did Google this and I searched on the forum too.<br/>
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I don't know if any of you read reddit (I don't, but my colleague pointed this out as it may be of interest)<br/>
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