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  1. #1
    Hi Guys

    Could I ask anybody using Orange GPRS on PAYG confirm if you must use
    the PAYG APN of "payginternet" or can you also use the contract APN of
    "Orangeinternet" ?

    Does it actually matter which you use ?

    Any help much appreciated.

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    woooshuk
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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    >
    > Could I ask anybody using Orange GPRS on PAYG confirm if you must use
    > the PAYG APN of "payginternet" or can you also use the contract APN of
    > "Orangeinternet" ?
    >
    > Does it actually matter which you use ?
    >


    I have always used Orangeinternet without issue.

    I didn't even know about payginternet.






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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    woooshuk wrote:

    >> Could I ask anybody using Orange GPRS on PAYG confirm if you must use
    >> the PAYG APN of "payginternet" or can you also use the contract APN of
    >> "Orangeinternet" ?
    >>
    >> Does it actually matter which you use ?
    >>

    >
    >I have always used Orangeinternet without issue.


    On PAYG ?

    >I didn't even know about payginternet.


    The "payginternet" APN is listed on quite a few sites and previous
    usenet posts for PAYG access whereas "orangeinternet" is listed for
    Contract/PM.

    I use the latter with no trouble on my PM account and have
    just tried "payginternet" but got a "Subscribe to GPRS first"
    on the N6230 I was using.

    Many thanks

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    Jeremy Porteous
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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >>I have always used Orangeinternet without issue.

    >
    > On PAYG ?


    Yes, I have used orangeinternet on PAYG too without difficulty.
    payginternet works as well.

    JP



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  5. #5
    Soruk
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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 09:30:04 +0100, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
    >woooshuk wrote:
    >
    >>> Could I ask anybody using Orange GPRS on PAYG confirm if you must use
    >>> the PAYG APN of "payginternet" or can you also use the contract APN of
    >>> "Orangeinternet" ?
    >>>
    >>> Does it actually matter which you use ?
    >>>

    >>
    >>I have always used Orangeinternet without issue.

    >
    >On PAYG ?
    >
    >>I didn't even know about payginternet.

    >
    >The "payginternet" APN is listed on quite a few sites and previous
    >usenet posts for PAYG access whereas "orangeinternet" is listed for
    >Contract/PM.
    >
    >I use the latter with no trouble on my PM account and have
    >just tried "payginternet" but got a "Subscribe to GPRS first"
    >on the N6230 I was using.


    It used to be the case that PAYG users had to use "paygwap" and
    "payginternet", but they can now use "orangeinternet" and "orangewap" now
    too.

    Between PAYG and contract, "orangeinternet" and "orangewap" both behave
    differently. In my experience, the contract and PAYG connections get
    assigned IPs in different address ranges, and the PAYG sessions get
    dropped after an hour of use, whereas on contract the session keeps going
    until you disconnect or lose the signal.

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  6. #6
    woooshuk
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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query


    >
    > Between PAYG and contract, "orangeinternet" and "orangewap" both behave
    > differently. In my experience, the contract and PAYG connections get
    > assigned IPs in different address ranges, and the PAYG sessions get
    > dropped after an hour of use, whereas on contract the session keeps going
    > until you disconnect or lose the signal.
    >


    I use orangeinternet on PAYG. I connect and remain connected for many
    hours.






  7. #7

    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    Jeremy Porteous wrote:

    > Yes, I have used orangeinternet on PAYG too without difficulty.
    > payginternet works as well.



    Thanks JP.





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    Re: Orange PAYG GPRS APN query

    Soruk wrote:

    > It used to be the case that PAYG users had to use "paygwap" and
    > "payginternet", but they can now use "orangeinternet" and "orangewap" now
    > too.


    Thanks for the confirmation Guys, appreciated.

    Micheal - do you still have your Psion info online anywhere ? Couldn't
    find it the other day went I went to check :-(

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