easyEverything (Glasgow)

Well I finally got out of that straightjacket and escaped into the big wide world.For my first review away from the home it's only fitting that the subject is the internet cafe in which I'm sitting. The Easyeverything cafe is in a location that will be familiar to all Glaswegians namley the former site of the John Smith's bookshop.This was a Glasgow landmark for years but they clearly could'nt adapt to compete with the Amazons of this world.The shop was great for browsing but in it's place we have this behemouth of an internet cafe situated as close to the centre of town as possible unless they stuck up a portacabin up in George Square.With ...

Having an hour or two to spare a week or so back, my partner and myself called in to the new easyEverything, Internet Cafe in St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. It had only been opened a few days and we went in wondering if the ‘offer’ we had seen in the newspapers was still in operation, - “3 Hours for a Pound”. To our delight it was not simply an 'opening offer’ but a reflection of easyEverything’s pricing policy. Depending on the time of day and the demand for the facilities, easyEverything offers fast and efficient access to the Internet, for £1:00 for three hours. ...

The advert for easyEverything Internet surfing cafe, in St Vincent Street says ------ ---- FAST CONNECTION SPEED, ---and that is why myself and GG. decided to give it a try. The new internet cafe has only been going in Glasgow for about 8 weeks and they are still offering 24/7 opening hours, and 3 hours Fast on-line connection for ---- £ 1 Even to a tight fisted Scottish git and a starving lady, this seemed like a good deal. And it is, -- you pay's your pound, get a wee ticket with an entry key number on it, pick a seat, any seat, login using the entry key, make up your own password, and you are in. You can log off at any ...