Everywhere Internet

This little self-​service internet café makes itself out to be convenient and user friendly. In reality, it is a convoluted and complicated system made more frustrating by the fact that there is no actual «Everywhere Internet» representative to there help you.
I needed to print something in color and so I came to Broadway shopping center to give this a go. First, I was prompted to enter my credit card details in order to create an account. I had to ping pong around to a couple different computers in order to get through to the last payment step, thus making me worried that each machine had captured my details along the way. Finally, I purchased credit, but did so without being instructed on what the internet browsing charges were and what the printing charges were. I found the printing to be over a dollar per page, although I don’t remember exactly now. My second frustration was not being able to open the Microsoft word document that I had emailed to myself because the computers here at Everywhere Internet don’t have the latest Microsoft suite. I was left having to reformat in Google Docs, which wasn’t quite satisfactory. Much to my dismay, I spent so long doing that, that I was blowing through my credit. When I finally went to print, I could only print half of the document before having to enter my credit card details again to top up, Of course this interrupted the printing process (as it would), and so I ended up with two of the first two pages of my document. Next time I will just go to a regular printing shop, or visit a friend who has a printer. Everywhere Internet may be convenient for some, but not for me.