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  1. #1
    Jerry
    Guest
    Hello,

    I have a Nokia 3600 phone and Im paying for the Wireless Internet Express
    service. I have my settings set up the same as my wife has hers set up in
    her phone, although her phone is a different model. When she takes a
    picture and sends it via email, it shows up in one minute. Most of mine
    don't show up and when they do they take about an hour. Last night I had 10
    photos come into my email that I had sent about 5 days ago. All of a sudden
    they just showed up. What in the world am I doing wrong?? Why would hers
    work fine and mine not?

    I also would appreciate it if someone could answer this question for me. My
    Wireless Internet Express service is 6.99 per month and Im allowed to send
    one megabyte or receive one megabyte. Am I correct in thinking that the one
    megabyte is "photos"? What I mean is that if I go online with my phone and
    read sports stories, is that data that I am receiving counting against me??

    I appreciate any help that anyone can give me, especially why my phone is
    having a hard time sending pictures. Thanks.

    Jerry





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  2. #2
    Zarch
    Guest

    Re: Wireless Internet Express

    You pay for the data you download.
    This includes data downloaded to your phone to read web pages.


    "Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hello,
    >
    > I have a Nokia 3600 phone and Im paying for the Wireless Internet Express
    > service. I have my settings set up the same as my wife has hers set up in
    > her phone, although her phone is a different model. When she takes a
    > picture and sends it via email, it shows up in one minute. Most of mine
    > don't show up and when they do they take about an hour. Last night I had

    10
    > photos come into my email that I had sent about 5 days ago. All of a

    sudden
    > they just showed up. What in the world am I doing wrong?? Why would hers
    > work fine and mine not?
    >
    > I also would appreciate it if someone could answer this question for me.

    My
    > Wireless Internet Express service is 6.99 per month and Im allowed to send
    > one megabyte or receive one megabyte. Am I correct in thinking that the

    one
    > megabyte is "photos"? What I mean is that if I go online with my phone

    and
    > read sports stories, is that data that I am receiving counting against

    me??
    >
    > I appreciate any help that anyone can give me, especially why my phone is
    > having a hard time sending pictures. Thanks.
    >
    > Jerry
    >
    >






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