RonBoyd

The cheapest would be to "hurry-it-up." If you go online, do your business, and get off, the chances of anyone violating your privacy is extremely unlikely. It is not like someone is hanging around campgrounds waiting to capture someone else's data. Those kind of people are generally pretty darn lazy and are looking for a much more productive use of their time -- read "not much work." Besides, Banks have their own security systems in place that would far surpass anything you could afford. (If Paranoia still has a grip on you, then you should set up your own "hotspot" with something like an Aircard and a Router. The folks at, for instance, http://3gstore.com/ could lead you through that process.)

http://www.boydscampground.com/ Boyd's Campground: No relation -- my Surname, his first.

You should join the Roadtrek Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/72563760632/). Jim Hammill, President of Roadtrek, is a frequent visitor and if the other members are unable to help you (unlikely), he will either lead you in the right direction or fix the problem himself. If joining Facebook is not possible, simply send an e-mail to Roadtrek (service@roadtrek.com) and ask for assistance. Roadtrek is one of the most customer friendly companies.

And your point is?