9300 fax and e ail problems

Hi
I have created a fax and when sending the 9300 says its sending it then says
problem with fax transfer
fax:
could not connect to the fax machine
when sending e mail the 9300 just times out while trying to access the internet via o2 internet
I can download web pages and e mails from my inbox all wap yahoo works ok.I just can not send faxes or e mails via the message section of the 9300
Any ideas?
Thanks
Dan

If you wanted a camera, why not go for 9500! Serious point though there is the seperate phone / headset attachment you could use.
Rich
Sorry - meant camera headset not phone!Message Edited by rich on 12-Jan-2006
01:07 PM

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