[crisambo]

Originally Posted by camattin

There's no doubt about it, that CSR was wrong. Look at the terms for the new plan (Sprint - Simply Everything Plan. Here is the relevant quote:

"Services are not available for use as a modem"

Any CSR who says PAM is included is clearly mistaken.

..you quoted incompletely, skewing the true meaning of the restriction . . .. The actual statement is:

"Services are not available for use as a modem, in connection with server devices or host computer applications, other systems that drive continuous heavy traffic or data sessions, or as a substitute for frame relay connections."

so, if you just use it to connect your laptop while waiting for your flight or some similar use not contrary to the restriction, then the restriction does not apply. . .that is if you are subscribed to Phone as Modem service for $15/month

[camattin]

Originally Posted by crisambo

..you quoted incompletely, skewing the true meaning of the restriction . . .. The actual statement is:

"Services are not available for use as a modem, in connection with server devices or host computer applications, other systems that drive continuous heavy traffic or data sessions, or as a substitute for frame relay connections."

so, if you just use it to connect your laptop while waiting for your flight or some similar use not contrary to the restriction, then the restriction does not apply. . .that is if you are subscribed to Phone as Modem service for $15/month

The list is comma separated so it is very safe to assume that if you use your BB as a modem for any amount of time/data, then you would be subject to the extra data charges.

[crisambo]

Originally Posted by camattin

The list is comma separated so it is very safe to assume that if you use your BB as a modem for any amount of time/data, then you would be subject to the extra data charges.

True, you get charged extra, which is the $15/mo PAM add-on... but saying that services as modem is not available (period) is not the case.

[manofice]

Has anyone gotten this to work internationally?? Specifically in the UK?

[100% Green]

Any directions like this for the Verizon 8830?

[jjmach]

Originally Posted by 100% Green

Any directions like this for the Verizon 8830?

Download the VZ Access Manager from VZAccess Manager and that will do the trick

Regards

[clive48]

Hi
I am using 8830 on

Tata CDMA NW in India

. I don't have BIS . I am able to conenct my devide as a Std Modem. When I dial, I get a diplay on 8830 - Modem mode enabled. But then Laptop screen says - Remote computer didn't respond. Redialling...and this goes on.. How do I enable data? My ESN has data activated.