Should I ask my neighbors for their Wi-Fi password?

My mom can't afford Wi-Fi because we don't have cable or a phone line or Internet or anything because she doesn't have a job. She lives off my dads child support I know it pisses me off too okay. But I have a job and bought myself an iPhone and I have a gig of data that i pay 30 dollars a month for.& i. Ant afford to get Wi-Fi & I'm a teenager so I use Internet a lot and that gig needs to last me a whole month & a half and it doesn't usually. My neighbors have Wi-Fi so I was gonna ask them for their password and my mom would pay them each month for letting me use it. Do you think I should ask?

If you want

Uhh no. The last thing your neighbours wants is to hassle your mom every month for like 20-30 bucks for the Wi-Fi because she definitely won't willingly hand out that money and will probably force you to start paying it.

Not to many people will share their Wi-Fi but you can ask. It's also a security issue for them letting someone have the password for their wi-fi

Sure you can if you want but i wouldn't let you leach off what i'm paying for
sorry and not only a security issue - you being on my Wi-Fi kills my connection speed

It is possible that your neighbour may let you do this but, it is just not a good idea. It is not a good idea to ask favours of neighbours. Any disagreement, over anything, and away will go the arrangement. As a another contributor has pointed out, you can't really ask without offering to pay. Then there's the question of what is a fair amount, and then who pays: your cash-strapped mum, or you.

Another contributor has quite rightly pointed out that giving you the password would be a security problem for the neighbour, but I would just like to continue that point briefly to explain why; which is that your neighbour could never be completely sure that you would not pass on that password to others; even though it may be unlikely you would do this.
Every user on the router potentially slows it down by using up bandwidth.

Have you considered using free Wi-Fi in a café?
I understand that Starbucks do this.
It will be cheaper for you to buy cups of coffee or tea than to start paying a fee to a neighbour!

Please see:
http://www.pcworld.com/...guide.html

Now, I just want to point out that I have no connections whatsoever with Starbucks nor with PC World. Also other commercial enterprises or public libraries may also supply free Wi-Fi.

You can ask. But I doubt you will get it

Not really a good ideal to ask for password for Wi-Fi. The whole purpose of password is for security. Say for instance if you committed some criminal activity using their Wi-Fi connection, it would be traced to their ISP and their internet connection putting them on the hook. Asking someone for their Wi-Fi password is like asking for their debit card pin number. Sorry to disappoint you but that's the facts of life.