QUOTE(stutzedward @ Apr 7 2009, 01:39 PM)
Thank you very much for clearing the air for me, bro Alexkwlee. This question has been haunting me since I got the iPhone and my wife is using the line on my other 3G fone (LG-KS20). I dare not ask her to surf web because the salesperson told me the data package ties to the iPhone and somehow, Maxis is able to detect the IMEI number of the hardware to charge accordingly.
I also just got the confirmation today by calling the Call-Center again! (for the 2nd time) and also, I have a friend using the Rm50 +50 family value package, telling me that Unbilled Amount will be deducted from commitment I use, as long as I dont shoot above 333 mins or 500mb data download.
Thank you.... yay, can surf web openly now with my other fone.
PS: will register for ebilling right away!
the sale person just simply say I also just got the confirmation today by calling the Call-Center again! (for the 2nd time) and also, I have a friend using the Rm50 +50 family value package, telling me that Unbilled Amount will be deducted from commitment I use, as long as I dont shoot above 333 mins or 500mb data download.
Thank you.... yay, can surf web openly now with my other fone.
PS: will register for ebilling right away!
just one thing i like to share with you, my fren bought a singtel iphone his case are same like yr wife mean the bill suddenly shoot up and he called maxis to cancel the 3G service but quite some time, maxis auto switch on the 3G without his concern...
he really damn
This is probably the most $$$ expensive problem most new iPhone users will encounter so it ranks #1 in this section. The EDGE connection is 'ON' by default on every iPhone. This will incur hefty charges to your phone bill if the connection is used by applications over long periods. If you actually want to use EDGE regularly though over 3G or Wi-Fi, you may want to look at signing up for unlimited data plans which you can ask your telco provider about.
Most of us don't use EDGE unless we need MMS functionality (Section 2: #??) so the fix is as follows.
a) For non jailbroken phones, enter any irrelevant text such as "nothing" or "disable" in the APN field (Settings> General> Network> Cellular Data Network> APN) to disable EDGE. Note: The technique of entering gibberish on the APN column might not work on the maxis network network anymore (since they are now the official malaysian carrier).
If u wanna change the APN, just swap it with another "non-official" service provider sim card (can do it while the phone is on) then go edit the APN setting to anything u want, and then swap back to "official" carrier sim card.
b) For jailbroken phones, you can download 'SBSettings' via Cydia and use those apps to disable EDGE. You can also use either of these apps to easily toggle On/Off for WiFi, SSH, 3G, etc.
Note that the EDGE (E) and GPRS (o) icons in the top-left corner of your iPhone screen will always be there whether or not EDGE is On/Off. So if you are feeling a bit antsy and just want to double check whether EDGE really is turned off, you can try loading a website in Safari or simply access your Weather application. Make sure 3G and Wi-Fi are also disabled. If an error message pops up saying there is no connection, you're safe.
This post has been edited by alexkwlee: Apr 7 2009, 04:08 PM
Apr 7 2009, 04:03 PM

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