|
Jodi_the_g
|
posted on 8th Sep 06 at 23:41 |
I am on tmobile and used 77hrs and some silly downlaod and uploads when i was in hospital the other month.
Its the best deal on the market.
It depends how you set up the emails but i had no problems, though i know people that use pop3 accounts in outlook and had to change there stmp server
|
Bart
|
posted on 8th Sep 06 at 07:18 |
thanks for that.
Ive just looked at the voadaphone one, and i might go for it.
The thing is, will i be able to use outlook once connected to send AND receive emails? or will there be problems because of the DNS not being the same as my ISP?
i.e. has anyone manage to send/recieve emails ok using one using another ISP
|
BlueCorsa
|
posted on 7th Sep 06 at 22:47 |
T-Mobile - unlimited for about £20/month with a data card, or as an add-on data bundle for a normal phone line (e.g. Flext + Web&Walk Pro) is £10 inc. VAT for the laptop internet unlimited package.
I had the Orange one 2 years ago when it first came out and the PC software for the card was shite then - didn't keep proper track of data use so I always went over. :rolleyes:
Vodafone one is much better, had that last year and it's pricey but the service and hardware is good. Now just got the Web&Walk add on with my T-Mobile phone, the phone checks my email every 5 minutes and if I have the laptop on and not in a WiFi area, just use bluetooth to the phone to go online. :)
[Edited on 07-09-2006 by BlueCorsa]
|
liveseytowers
|
posted on 7th Sep 06 at 14:22 |
We use the Vodafone 3g card for our users, not sure how much it costs though but they only have 50meg a month. Its dead easy to use though and their helpdesk was very good when one of the cards was faulty.
|
Bart
|
posted on 7th Sep 06 at 08:54 |
does anyone have any solutions?
the orange one is silly priced:
MB Monthly per MB To Buy
Mobile Office 7 7 £11.75 £1.76 £199.75
Mobile Office 65 65 £23.50 £1.18 £150.40
Mobile Office 400 400 £52.88 £0.59 £129.25
Mobile Office Max 1000 £88.13 N/A £99.88
|