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post Jun 26 2010, 01:44 PM, updated 14y ago

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I'm on unlimited data plan from Celcom.. what i'm lacking is the BIS/BES plan..

Everyone know that BIS is required to access Internet, receive emails, etc on blackberry..

What if I ask my dad to activate BES for me from his company, will I still need to pay any fee from telco?

This post has been edited by clayton-chew: Jun 26 2010, 01:44 PM
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post Jun 28 2010, 11:41 AM

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QUOTE(clayton-chew @ Jun 26 2010, 01:44 PM)
I'm on unlimited data plan from Celcom.. what i'm lacking is the BIS/BES plan..

Everyone know that BIS is required to access Internet, receive emails, etc on blackberry..

What if I ask my dad to activate BES for me from his company, will I still need to pay any fee from telco?
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BIS and BES connection services are provided by the Telco. You have to remember that the Telco is the provider of your BB's connection. The only difference is that if you activate BIS, then they point the service to RIM servers in Canada. If you activate BES services, which you still have to pay the telco, they will point the service to your own BES server.

In your case, you still have to apply BES through Celcom and inform them of the BES server IP that you want to point to. I can say that this is no point and you might as well go with BIS.

Furthermore, if you connect to your dad's company's BES, you'd be under the control of their IT policy too.
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post Jun 28 2010, 12:36 PM

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QUOTE(sleepwalker @ Jun 28 2010, 11:41 AM)
BIS and BES connection services are provided by the Telco. You have to remember that the Telco is the provider of your BB's connection. The only difference is that if you activate BIS, then they point the service to RIM servers in Canada. If you activate BES services, which you still have to pay the telco, they will point the service to your own BES server.

In your case, you still have to apply BES through Celcom and inform them of the BES server IP that you want to point to. I can say that this is no point and you might as well go with BIS.

Furthermore, if you connect to your dad's company's BES, you'd be under the control of their IT policy too.
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