11-21-2007, 05:59 PM
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Join Date: 03-19-2005
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Location: Allentown PA
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PDAPhone: i760
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Carrier: Verizon Wireless
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Originally Posted by DrPhantum
Here's some insight... and even more questions...
While standing in line at Panera, I decided to check the local movie times using the local mall wifi... While navigating to the site, I realized I was using BBA and not wifi. I felt that Verizon had outsmarted me, since wifi was available, but my i760 chose BBA instead. So, I deleted the #777 BBA account on the phone, and thought I was smarter than Verizon. Later that day, I tried to send a pix message, and it failed. I couldn't send or receive MMS until I did a hard reset and got the #777 account back. Victory: Verizon.
If I change the connections to WORK, will I still have access to MMS, since it technically uses the data plan, but doesn't get billed as such? I know from experience that straight up deleting the #777 data account is not the solution for me, since I use MMS.
How do I limit my phone to only using the data network for MMS (which is free & unlimited for me)? I upgraded to unlimited txt/pix/flix when I had my palm treo. The CSR told me about the data block, but eventually told me that I needed to keep the data for MMS messaging. The treo didn't have wifi, though, so I wasn't at risk of using a lot of data and not realizing it. Not the case any more...
This is a relatively big problem for me. My friend is a manager at a local verizon store... and he can take the charges off for me, but I don't want to strain our friendship. He counts on ME to be the techno-savvy one... I have to figure out how to outsmart VZW and conserve my cash!
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I pretty much answered your question here:
http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/samsu...k-working.html
It's all about being sure you were disconnected and not in dormant mode on broadband access before you turn on wifi. If you do that then turn on wifi youll only communicate via that radio and will not be billed.
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- Andrew - PDAPhoneHome.com
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