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mellybelly - 03 Oct 2008 16:34 GMT

If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan, (or
any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?

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Royc - 03 Oct 2008 20:17 GMT

> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan,
> (or any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?

thats right

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JamesB - 04 Oct 2008 23:09 GMT

>> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan,
>> (or any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?
>
> thats right

Unless the connection priorities in the phone have gone up the squiff so it
is in fact still using 3G or something even though the wlan is connected :)

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Jon - 03 Oct 2008 21:16 GMT

> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan, (or
> any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?

You're right, that is a dumb question.

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Jon

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BOFH - 04 Oct 2008 08:18 GMT

>> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan,
>> (or
>> any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?
>
> You're right, that is a dumb question.

tit

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Iain - 04 Oct 2008 12:27 GMT

> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan,(or
> any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?

No, but "any other" may charge you.

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Ian - 04 Oct 2008 18:52 GMT

> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless lan,
> (or any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service provider do I?

Yes you will need to pay.

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ChrisM - 17 Oct 2008 15:09 GMT

>> If I use my mobile to connect to the internet via my home wireless
>> lan, (or any other) I don't pay anything to my phone service
>> provider do I?
> Yes you will need to pay.

No he won't, (other than paying his internet service provider for a
connection at home)
Assuming it works correctly, he won't need to pay anything to his phone
service provider.

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Chris.
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