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  #47392 3-Oct-2006 12:38
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No can do. This is a corporate plan that incoporates regular voice, cellular and data communications. (Very) large organisation with a multi year contract so unlikely I can do anything about it. Just have to live with it or get my own personal data plan




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  #47398 3-Oct-2006 13:18
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hehe get your own personal plan with Vodafone and a $99 Vodem! yay!




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  #47399 3-Oct-2006 13:26
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Can the vodem also be used like a modem for dial up connections in countries that are still only dial up. The old MCC (globetrotter) could do this and was handy when visiting countries that are not gprs or 3G.



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#47401 3-Oct-2006 13:59
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Check specs and see if they support CSD data

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