There are many topics under the "Technology on the Road" forum about internet access on the road. Basically there are three methods, public wi-fi (which is sounds like you think is much more dangerous than it is), cell phone internet, and satellite internet. I suspect if you read through posts under "Technology on the Road" you will find answers and after that you can add to one of the topics or start a new discussion in that forum.

We've been using public Wi-Fi or a wireless aircard for several years with no privacy breach. We do our banking, online credit card purchases, and normal web surfing, we just make sure our firewall is on and when doing financial stuff we are on a secure network. Beside, if someone stole our identity it may be a blessing, I'm sure they couldn't spend as much as my DW does each month. As you will see in the Technology on the Road forum, many of the fulltimers are using some form of cellphone internet or the campground provided Wi-Fi. For the very remote camping areas, satellite may be needed.

why do you always find it after you open your mouth and insert foot

AhearnArts: I am having trouble understanding your reaction. You don't get answers if you don't ask and all of us had to learn where to find information on this forum ourselves.

Well I guess I am learning too. But I will get better at it. Thanks for your interest. BILL