Nokia N95 Connection to the Internet

Internet Connection's Using Nokia N95

02-Apr-2008 07:33 PM
inspiron1520 wrote:
If you connect to the internet using your Wifi will it charge on your monthly Bill?
I know cellcos are crooks on the whole, but since when have they been charging us for stuff we're not buying from them?
If you're accessing the Internet over your own WLAN and not using your cellco's packet data service, then the cellco has no reason to charge you.
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Hey SirAguilera,
Cud u pls chck, if u hav enabled proxy settings on ur pc, if yes, make sure that Internet Explorer as ur default browser n then chck, if it works.
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