Good news for those of you who envy the great easyEverything cafes. You will be enjoying one of them in the US very soon.

Check out this link:
http://www.easyeverything.com/map/nyc.html

Regards,

Antonio

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Im writing from this easyeverything cafe right now. Thanks for the tip. It is a great place.

And thanks for all the other tips from this board.

Larry

I knew that easyEverything prices depends on the number of people who are in the cafe at a given time. However, this evening I saw they were giving only 25 minutes per 200 pesetas.

My advice is:

Go there when there are few people (usually, late at night or early in the morning) and you will get more time of connection for the same 200 pesetas.

In my opinion, this "changing price" policy is becoming a rip off!!.

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Dear

I was very happy when I knew easyEverything was going to open a internet cafe in Madrid.

At the begining they offered really good prices, but now I know it was only to attract customers.

Last Saturday I was walking towards Puerta del Sol and I saw they only offered 20 minutes / 200 pesetas. What a rip off!

Later on, I happened to pass besides easyEverything again. It was aboud midnight and they were offering only 35 minutes.

On Sunday morning they were offering 70 minutes (which it is a reasonable price) but only because there were few people at the shop.

According to their current offer, you can only get 3 hours of connection / 200 pesetas from 5:00 - 8:00 am!. At any other time, easyEverything has become so popular that it's always very crowded. And, the more people there are, the more they charge!!.

I recommend trying other places - such as the one at Carrera de San Jerónimo (299 pesetas / hour) - when easyEverything is full of people.

Antonio

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[This message has been edited by Antonio (edited 11-20-2000).]

Not so Easy over the Holidays.

During my 6 night stay in Madrid, Easyeverything was only open for abou 3 days.
They had trouble and it wasnt' fixed for 3 days straight.
However, it is a good system (when the price is right) and I do recommend it to anyone who doesn't need a lot of time there.

I know Antonio posted something on the Telefonica's internet service somewhere but I can't find it...Anyway, I didn't bother with EasyEverything this past trip but instead headed over to the Telefonica on Gran Via, where they replaced the cabinas for computers, no line, plenty of room and only 300 pesetas an hour para navigar...and that was not the promotional price!!!! Not once did I have to wait. Very convienent!

Oh my gosh, I feel like a complete idiot! after I originally posted this message, I immediately found Antonio's post on this topic...Please excuse me,MM, it won't happen again.

[This message has been edited by laduque (edited 01-19-2001).]