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Old 04-17-2009, 10:10 PM   #1
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I have purchased a second hand Blackberry 8310 Curve.
The unit is as new and has been used with VODAFONE NZ

I have a number of questions -

1) I am on a contract with Vodafone NZ - Do I need to upgrade my plan for Data charges.

2) Does New Zealand have a BBIM system like the US does where you can pay a set fee per month for blackberry messaging to others PIN numbers

3) In June I am moving to America for 1 year and hope to use the blackberry in America. I currently have an american sim card that is with T Mobile . The current plan is a prepaid plan but I plan on upgrading it to a 1 year contract while in America. Can I simply put the Tmobile simcard in and Go ? If not what would I need to do to make this work.

4) Are emails going to be a major issue. I am fairly IT savvy, I work for a ISP in New Zealand currently. I see that often these phones come with an hour of professional traning, Are they really that hard to get to know.

Tips/Help/Thoughts Welcomed.

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does the 8310 have built in Wifi ?
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I have purchased a second hand Blackberry 8310 Curve.
The unit is as new and has been used with VODAFONE NZ

I have a number of questions -

1) I am on a contract with Vodafone NZ - Do I need to upgrade my plan for Data charges.

2) Does New Zealand have a BBIM system like the US does where you can pay a set fee per month for blackberry messaging to others PIN numbers

3) In June I am moving to America for 1 year and hope to use the blackberry in America. I currently have an american sim card that is with T Mobile . The current plan is a prepaid plan but I plan on upgrading it to a 1 year contract while in America. Can I simply put the Tmobile simcard in and Go ? If not what would I need to do to make this work.

4) Are emails going to be a major issue. I am fairly IT savvy, I work for a ISP in New Zealand currently. I see that often these phones come with an hour of professional traning, Are they really that hard to get to know.

Tips/Help/Thoughts Welcomed.

Thanks

Malcolm
1. You need a BlackBerry data plan. Regular data plans do not work.
2. Once you have a BlackBerry data plan, you can use BBM with anyone worldwide.
3. You will need to get the device unlocked if it is not already in order to use the T-Mobile card. Please check out our sponsor, HorizonWirelessOnline.com - Horizon Wireless, The World’s Cellular Repair Center ß. Further, you will need to get a BlackBerry data plan with T-Mobile.
4. For a tech-savvy person, they are not hard to get to know.

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does the 8310 have built in Wifi ?
No. It has built-in GPS.
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