Wireless networking workaround for restricted access

I am subscribed to Bell's Basic Lite DSL internet for only 16 bucks.
It's a good deal.
except now I want to network my computers wirelessly. The account
details say that it is not compatible with Home wireless networks. I
need a workaround. Perhaps peer to peer, bluetooth, ...? Any
suggestions or experiences?

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>I am subscribed to Bell's Basic Lite DSL internet for only 16 bucks.
>It's a good deal.
>except now I want to network my computers wirelessly. The account
>details say that it is not compatible with Home wireless networks. I
>need a workaround. Perhaps peer to peer, bluetooth, ...? Any
>suggestions or experiences?
>
From your DSL do you have an ethernet jack to connect to your pc? If
so then you can connect a wireless router and add a wireless nic to
your pc and you should be good to go..

> I am subscribed to Bell's Basic Lite DSL internet for only 16 bucks.
> It's a good deal.
>
> except now I want to network my computers wirelessly. The account
> details say that it is not compatible with Home wireless networks. I
> need a workaround. Perhaps peer to peer, bluetooth, ...? Any
> suggestions or experiences?

How does this "lite DSL" connect to your PC?

Cheers,
Geoff Glave
Vancouver, Canada

>you should be good to go

For my Telus ADSL connection I also have to clone the MAC address into
the router so that the ADSL connection thinks my PC is plugged in.

Cheers,
Geoff Glave
Vancouver, Canada