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02-26-2009, 06:33 PM
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I'm not joking in the slightest. You and the OP are scammers. Pure and simple.
Would you like it if I came into your house and just started drinking beer out of your fridge that I didn't pay for? No, you wouldn't.
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your argument would be valid if I was using TMo's wireless internet without paying for it; but the fact is that I am using MY OWN HOME INTERNET, THE INTERNET AT MY LOCAL CAFE'S, AND THE INTERNET AT MY UNIVERSITY.
Oh, and reading comprehension > you in more than one way; I am the OP.
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02-26-2009, 08:00 PM
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your argument would be valid if I was using TMo's wireless internet without paying for it; but the fact is that I am using MY OWN HOME INTERNET, THE INTERNET AT MY LOCAL CAFE'S, AND THE INTERNET AT MY UNIVERSITY.
Oh, and reading comprehension > you in more than one way; I am the OP.
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Go boff yourself.
My point is still valid.
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02-26-2009, 08:31 PM
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Please let's stop the posting in this forum. To have a data plan or not is solely a user decision.. no one can force someone to sign up for that. Both of you may be right on your thoughts but what is the point. BBF has a high reputation in the Blackberry world.. this kind of posting does not convey that. So please stop it.
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02-26-2009, 08:31 PM
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Mods .. can any one of you close this thread?
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02-26-2009, 08:37 PM
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From here it seems like Comunism, not Capitalism.
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Might want to educate yourself on what comunism actually is
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02-26-2009, 09:05 PM
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Hi I am a new user of BB, since I read this thread I am more confused, I need someone to help me please...
I bought a BB phone in Hongkong when I just about to move to Shanghai China early this month, with the thinking of getting the BB data plan here in China, but when I contacted China Mobile I just realized that they don't have BIS, they have BES instead and I am not qualified to use their service.
I set up my browser to Hotspot browser and I have wifi at office and home but I can't connect to the BB messenger or YM or even to my email,
when I set up my email through the Email Setup, it has only one option and the option is "I want to use a work email account with BlackBerry Enterprise Server"
when I press next this message appear " Has your BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrator provided you with an Enterprise Activation password?" when I choose "No" nothing will happen and if I choose "yes" and put my email detail, this message appear " Acquiring service connection...." then this message appear " Activation request failed. A service connection is unavailable".
So I tried to get some information in the internet and finally I bought a software for my 8900 called "im+ all in one mobile messenger" that can be use in wifi or gprs network to get connected using YM, MSN, Google Talk etc. but until now I can't access my email, does anyone can help me to do the setting or to get another software for my email??
Many Thanks.
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02-27-2009, 02:07 AM
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Might want to educate yourself on what comunism actually is
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For sure you didn't see my location. I'm sure I'm the right person to speak about communism on this forum. ;)
@Me-Q: Go to Options -> Security Settings -> TLS and set it to "Handheld".
Then go to Options -> Advanced Options -> TCP/IP and setup your APN (including username and passwoerd) given by your carrier.
Restart the phone by pulling the battery and use a 3rd software to check your email. My integrated browser works on WiFi too.
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02-27-2009, 10:12 PM
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Restart the phone by pulling the battery and use a 3rd software to check your email. My integrated browser works on WiFi too.
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Thanks a lot bro LaoMayer for your thorough explanation, I appreciate it very much, and do you have any idea which 3rd software give the best result?
Best Regards,
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02-27-2009, 10:27 PM
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do you get charged for browsing sites and downloading apps when on wifi?? I don't have a data plan but I can still browse sites and d/l apps on wifi. Am i getting charged for this?
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No, T-mobile does not charge for wifi browsing. I have the same ..
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02-28-2009, 01:41 AM
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Thanks a lot bro LaoMayer for your thorough explanation, I appreciate it very much, and do you have any idea which 3rd software give the best result?
Best Regards,
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I use Opera. It's the best so far. Visit www.mini.opera.com from your phone.
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03-01-2009, 08:13 PM
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I use Opera. It's the best so far.
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Thanks a lot bro LaoMayer and now my last question how do I set my IP because my carrier ask me to but I can't find it.
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03-02-2009, 03:06 AM
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For WiFi you don't need to setup any IP. Just connect the BB phone to your wireless router and that's it.
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03-07-2009, 03:59 AM
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Mahalo from Kona
Thank you for your help with this cwathne!! Now I can use my Blackberry with my paid cable WiFi in my three homes and two offices and T-mobile hotspots. I believe those that can afford data plans, WiFi should pay, and those that cannot should be provided access. This will allow the rise of talent and ability unfettered by the oft randomness of monetary good fortune.
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04-22-2009, 08:55 PM
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i gotsa a question about the 8900 without a data plan. i just upgraded my phone. i had the first curve then the shadow 2009 before this and never had data plans. on both phones, i used wifi to browse the web and download apps like gmail and google maps and would be able to use them. but i just got this phone and though i can browse the internet, why cant i use gmail and google maps? it says i need a connection but the wifi is clearly on.
and for those that said they can get free email w/out the data plan, are ya using the browser or somehow using the device to push email through wifi spots?
thanks
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04-22-2009, 09:51 PM
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i gotsa a question about the 8900 without a data plan. i just upgraded my phone. i had the first curve then the shadow 2009 before this and never had data plans. on both phones, i used wifi to browse the web and download apps like gmail and google maps and would be able to use them. but i just got this phone and though i can browse the internet, why cant i use gmail and google maps? it says i need a connection but the wifi is clearly on.
and for those that said they can get free email w/out the data plan, are ya using the browser or somehow using the device to push email through wifi spots?
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Please get a data plan.
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05-26-2009, 06:59 PM
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FIGURED IT OUT
just incase there are any other noob's looking for how to do this....
Open your browser (yes, the one that isn't working) navigate to Menu > Options >
Browser Configuration. on the top, change browser to "hotspot browser". then go back to browser options and click general properties, here again change browser to "hotspot broser"
NOW WIFI WORKS WITHOUT DATA PLAN
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That's not working for me!
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05-27-2009, 03:50 AM
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exactly
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...says who??? the decision is best left to the owner with options presented to them. . . .
Why would you restrict people from using work-arounds? you must be heavily invested in RIMM . . .
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I only use my 8900's internet when im home or at school both have free WIFI well i have to pay for the one at home but you get my point so why pay $35 a month to AT&T when i wont even use it and thats why there are work arounds lol
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05-30-2009, 03:37 PM
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So dc/dc - the people who make BBs made the phone so that it could connect to wifi for free, yet using that very feature is..."scamming"??? There's this thing called logic, you should wiki it.
And I have the same issue with apps. When wifi is on, it won't connect. I don't know how to get to e-mail, which would be nice but it's not the end of the world.
Please no one tell me to get a data plan to solve my problems.
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05-31-2009, 05:02 AM
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lol... dc/dc, IMO, is wrong and right on several points
To the guy that compared capitalism and communism... one is an economic ideology and one is a political ideology.. LOL.. you were comparing apples to oranges. And yes dc/dc is right on this point.. he does seem to support what capitalism stands for.. Buying... and buying more and more supports the economy!
This is also what conspicuous consumption is. People that have purchased a BlackBerry without a dataplan... I believe purely got one just to show off.. like honestly.. you don't need a friggin blackberry to use JUST as a phone without taking advantage of what, imo, is a Blackberry's main selling point- BIS push email.. (that and of course BES for its truly business-orientated clients). There's also Google Maps and such which uses GPS but is useless in real-world scenarios without data... unless you really just wanna use it at home or at a hotspot...
However, he's wrong to think everyone needs a data plan, because not having one and using only wifi is stealing... I don't believe that... But I also ask why people need to use their phone's browsers at school and home where in today's world.. pretty much has access to a laptop or other computer especially if they can afford a BB.
Edit: WOW. i just read the post over.. it sounds incredibly noob and might not even make sense to many.. I think it's because I'm tired GOOD NIGHT>>>
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im doing find and all i want to do without a data plan my wifi and hotspot works fine.
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