Mms not working 8310

I have a T mobile 8310 but its being used on a vodafone New Zealand network.
I am unable to sort out sending mms, there is no 'mms' under options so most of the tips wont work.
Is there anything I can do to fix this
HELP THANKS!!

Yep, just had this happen to me. Turned off MMS, went back to message and "send" worked. MMS turned back on and is also working. Strange.

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202.3.225.5 195.83.182.72 tcp :1755 :1504 0 : 0
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