So I finally ditched that "Social" plan for my Orange Blackberry 9300...
I now have the Blackberry Full, coupled with "Plan Ardilla" (60mn of calls for 320rd$).
I will pay around 1400rd$ monthly, instead of the 1024rd$ I was paying with Social+Ardilla.
It works fine, I can surf from the cellphone, which is not bad when I am stuck somewhere, waiting for something.
But since I am also interested with using my blackberry as a modem when I am on the road (that is tethering), I found the proper information to do so:
Planes Blackberry en Orange Rep?blica Dominicana
That is once "Full" plan is activated, send a SMS to 3500 with the word "MODEM", and you will receive confirmation. (same goes for "STREAMING" in order to watch YouTube videos).
But the problem is that Orange network is experimenting issues these days, and instead of confirming the service, it just answers "Red fuera de servicio", which means "Network out of service".
After various calls to *555 (ext 2, then 1, then 3), I managed to get a confession from one of the reps: the 3500 service is down right now, and we don't know when it will work again.
-Any of you DR1ers can share their experience with tethering Orange Blackberry ?
(FYI I manually set the APN to orangenet.com.do)
I now have the Blackberry Full, coupled with "Plan Ardilla" (60mn of calls for 320rd$).
I will pay around 1400rd$ monthly, instead of the 1024rd$ I was paying with Social+Ardilla.
It works fine, I can surf from the cellphone, which is not bad when I am stuck somewhere, waiting for something.
But since I am also interested with using my blackberry as a modem when I am on the road (that is tethering), I found the proper information to do so:
Planes Blackberry en Orange Rep?blica Dominicana
That is once "Full" plan is activated, send a SMS to 3500 with the word "MODEM", and you will receive confirmation. (same goes for "STREAMING" in order to watch YouTube videos).
But the problem is that Orange network is experimenting issues these days, and instead of confirming the service, it just answers "Red fuera de servicio", which means "Network out of service".
After various calls to *555 (ext 2, then 1, then 3), I managed to get a confession from one of the reps: the 3500 service is down right now, and we don't know when it will work again.
-Any of you DR1ers can share their experience with tethering Orange Blackberry ?
(FYI I manually set the APN to orangenet.com.do)