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29-08-2008, 13:57
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Mobile phone net access
Been having a play with my new mobile phone net, which works lovely only cant access accyweb or social network sites cos it has over 18 content, tho advises me to call a 4 digit no & have credit card details to hand
 yet could do without probs on an older phone, wonder how u lot that post on mobile devices do it please ???Now i dont have a credit card nor want one, so how do u get it, tho despite anyone being able to access a pc net without being asked that unless parent controls are set  Hey entwisi my little gadet has mini Opera how weird 
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29-08-2008, 14:09
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Re: Mobile phone net access
which operator? I'm with Vodaphone and apart from Accyweb insisting that its going to send me the mobile version unless I use mobile firefox it works fine.
They are asking for a credit card as proof of age, just call them and offer some other proof that you are over 18 and it shluld be fine. One thing to be very careful of is to make sure you have a proper data package in place or it will be VERY VERY expensive mistake. I pay £5/month with voda for 500mb of data and I can use teh phone as a modem for my laptop. O2 do data packages but you can't use teh phone as a modem, T MObile are similar as I understand it. OPera mini is brill, I also like Mobile firefox and to be honest Nokia web ( Safari based) is also quite good. Which phone you got? |
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29-08-2008, 14:21
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Re: Mobile phone net access
LOL i like the mini modes, tho how things have advanced hehee, got an LG, & looking at t mobile will have to ring em, tho didnt think to nip into the shop earlier lol, not bad for price either especially on PAYG for browsing the net as all i do anyway if need to download then do so on lappy
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29-08-2008, 14:27
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Re: Mobile phone net access
be careful especially on PAYG!!!
unpackaged data is usually ~£1/meg, some offer 1 day rates but are capped at 15 meg. with websites getting more complex individual pages can be over 1 meg in size. 15 pages and you are into big bucks. there are stories of people running up 10's of thousands of pounds bills by not understanding what they are doing with mobile data access. |
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29-08-2008, 14:52
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Re: Mobile phone net access
Carefully studying the legal stuff with magnifying glass on full just in case i miss something lol
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30-08-2008, 13:08
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Re: Mobile phone net access
Posted via Mobile Device sorted it went to the shop and verified myself lol
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