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- 12-11-2006, 09:58 AM #1MehdiGuest
On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 15:54:19 GMT, Pun Krocker wrote:
> Is it possible to disable Internet access on a SE W810i?.
> After getting a bill for £10 for 1.04mb data down load I want to be
> safe it does not happen again
Go to the Access Point settings (check the user guide) and delete the
Internet (or Web or GPRS or whatever they called it) access point.
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- 12-11-2006, 12:25 PM #2Stephen HensonGuest
Re: Disable internet W810i
In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
> Is it possible to disable Internet access on a SE W810i?.
> After getting a bill for £10 for 1.04mb data down load I want to be
> safe it does not happen again
>
Wasn't with Orange was it? If so it is a mistake: some people wrongly
get charged £10/Mb. If you call CS it should be corrected £3/Mb (?)
IIRC.
Steve.
- 12-11-2006, 06:08 PM #3Stephen HensonGuest
Re: Disable internet W810i
In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
>
> date day data size GB:MB:kB time cost
>
> 12-Nov SUN 000.0001.0529 9.684
> 12-Nov SUN 000.0000.0046 0.293
> 05-Dec Tue 000.0000.0022 0.143
> 06-Dec Wed 000.0000.0000 0.005
>
> £10.13, considering the average price on broadband is £1 per *gig*
> approx this is just shocking! The 6th Dec had 0 yet still charged 0.005
>
>
Welcome to the world of inflated GPRS pricing. I remember when it first
started and was £20 per Mb in some cases. Followed by some half wits
from the providers saying no one was using it because it was "too
technical".
Things have got a bit better since then though. T-mobile is one of the
best priced but not if you don't have Web'n'Walk: as you've seen the
price outside a bundle is awful. Ironically if you'd have been on PAYG
you'd have paid ~£2 for that lot.
Steve.
- 12-12-2006, 11:37 AM #4noSPicedhAMGuest
Re: Disable internet W810i
> Things have got a bit better since then though. T-mobile is one of the
> best priced but not if you don't have Web'n'Walk: as you've seen the
> price outside a bundle is awful. Ironically if you'd have been on PAYG
> you'd have paid ~£2 for that lot.
>
> Steve.
Web N Walk now for all T-Mobile customers apparently, described
http://www.whatmobile.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36820
- 12-13-2006, 01:12 PM #5noSPicedhAMGuest
Re: Disable internet W810i
And from
http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/web/ha/browse.do
Common Questions - Web N Walk on your Mobile -
"You'll get the Day Pass capped at £1 automatically if you are:
a pay as you go customer on Everyone, Mates Rates or Text Appeal
a U-Fix customer
a pay monthly customer who joined T-Mobile after 1 December 2006
If you're a pay monthly customer who joined before 1 December 2006,
call customer services on 150 and ask to opt in to the Day Pass.
To get the capped rate, you'll also need to have a web'n'walk
compatible phone. Check by looking for a web'n'walk icon in your
phone's menu, or at the bottom of your screen."
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