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Ang hirap pumasok sa ibang site! Sa globe lang ang pwede. Bakit ganun?
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Posted: 2003-05-11 15:28:00
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To all those still having problems with Globe's GPRS -- we've been having discussions about them also lately over at P800_phils at YahooGroups. Its a YahooGroup for us P800 owners here in the Philippines!
You might want to join the group and read the transcripts of the messages there...
Basically, you might want to compare your settings (especially the APNs and the proxy server adresses) with actual settings that work. Work your way from there (change settings that are diff. in yours, etc.). Managed to solve mine be deleting all Internet, WAP accounts first and using Globe's OTA settings again.
Good luck!
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Posted: 2003-05-11 18:41:00
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is globe GPRS really dead for PREPAID users??!!! even thru WAP, they block lots sites, i notice this cause with SMART sim (prepaid) its fast and flowless "Amazing"!!! But i love my GLOBE so much, simple lang ang dating, Kya please, GLOBE do some actions for its to late.........
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Posted: 2003-06-02 06:21:53
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ferrarista44 Posts: > 500
GPRS is not dead for prepaid. i could still browse wapsites. however, browsing using the internet APN for prepaid users has been blocked (or however you call it).
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Posted: 2003-06-02 06:51:46
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On 2003-06-02 06:51:46, ferrarista44 wrote:
GPRS is not dead for prepaid. i could still browse wapsites. however, browsing using the internet APN for prepaid users has been blocked (or however you call it).
I think that's sad. So is it final that the 'free' GPRS is now limited to a few sites approved by globe? I switched to Globe because of the 'free' GPRS. But since they blocked most of the sites I frequently visit, I think I'll go back to Smart. Globe could get some more *ka-ching* *ka-ching* if they open the internet APN to prepaid users (assuming they have a good service
On a side note, I was really suprised by the speed of Smart's GPRS service. Granted I haven't tried Globe's paid internet gateway (but if I have to be a subscriber and be stuck for a year or so just to test their paid internet gateway, it's not good enough a reason for me to sign up =)
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Posted: 2003-06-05 01:40:42
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i'm from the kamanava area and i have no gprs service since last night. called globe customer service and all you they can say is they are sorry but as for the reason they gave none. and to add that the lady said that all globe subscribers cannot access wap/gprs right now. to my surpirse i received an sms notification from 0123456789 that i received an mms from my friend which means that my friend has wap/gprs on his area. anu ba nangyayari sa globe? are they giving us more reasons to switch to other networks?
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Posted: 2003-06-07 03:16:50
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cannot access esato again . . . sh*t! blocked na naman ba??? lecheng globe to!
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Posted: 2003-06-07 03:27:49
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globe WAp, working properly as of the moment!!!!!
internet.globe... we will WAIT 4 u
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Posted: 2003-06-09 12:01:28
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talaga bang blocked na yung esato sa WAP ng globe?
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Posted: 2003-06-10 06:03:30
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there has to be another way to get into esato through globe. does anybody know of any alternative gateways that we can use that is compatible with the globe system? or should we come up with an email blast directed at globe to open esato to its subscribers? they are monopolizing and constricting user rights. that is not only unfair, it is illegal. anybody agree with me on this? anyway, for those who have answers to getting access into esato, please post them:) it would be a shame to not be able to access esato for good.
bitmap: what IP address are you using for your gateway?:)
[ This Message was edited by: aspanu on 2003-06-10 07:25 ]
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Posted: 2003-06-10 08:24:33
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