AT&T free wi-fi and sub-accounts

AT&T free wi-fi and sub-accounts
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Authority @ 27th Apr 03:29AM:
AT&T free wi-fi and sub-accounts

Don't we get like 5 free sub account with AT&T? Can EACH of those be used as a wi-fi login simultaneously?
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Madtown @ 28th Jun 10:41AM:
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I was about to ask the same thing
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SurfaceUnits @ 9th Jul 07:38PM:
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Sub Account
Your High Speed Internet Yahoo! Dial or High Speed Internet service includes up to 10 additional sub accounts. Each sub account has a unique Member ID and password, complete with private AT&T Yahoo! Mail, Address Book, Calendar, and other personalized services. Each sub account includes 30MB of storage for AT&T Yahoo! Photos and Briefcase. As with the master account, you can also log on to SBC Yahoo! Dial or High Speed Internet with a sub account Member ID.
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Dr WiFi @ 10th Jul 07:36PM:
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No the sub accounts will not work, only the master account. I tried it at a site that was not converted to ATT yet, but still had an ATT login link.
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SurfaceUnits @ 26th Jul 08:53PM:
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you might want to report your finding to ATT because they say otherwise
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dsoja @ 14th Sep 02:03AM:
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You are allowed only 2 connections. Under the TOS, Part 3 CONNECTION TO THE SERVICES, Part b. Concurrent Use. . . .allows for one broadband connection and one other simultaneous network connection (such as a dial-up line) for a total of two (2) simultaneous network connections to the Internet. AT&T reserves the right to prohibit any additional simultaneous network connections. This policy does not prohibit multiple, private users from connecting to the Internet as allowed under these TOS over the same network connection using customer premise equipment such as a router . . .
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Authority @ 14th Sep 08:27AM:
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So YES they work, but only one at a time right?
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