please help turn off gprs on nokia 113

[Anonymous]

dunno how i even turned it on but cant figure out how to turn off please help

cheers

[Anonymous]

pay monthly, pay and go, access point3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

[Anonymous]

altered them all too and its made no diff

[jonsie]

I'll try to find out some more info and get back to you.

[Anonymous]

As jonsie says altering the Apn's should force the phone from accessing o2's internet.

If you don't have a data bundle and your phone accesses O2 Internet you'll be charged £1 per day for Web Daily which gives you 50mb of data use.

From a Google search lots of users have found it not possible to turn off the phones internet connection !

Two examples http://answers.breachnews.com/blocking-internetgprs-on-nokia-113-completely

http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Asha-and-other-Nokia-Series-30/blocking-internet-gprs-on-nokia-113-c...


I would suggest either contacting Nokia http://www.nokia.com/gb-en/ and or see an O2 guru in your local o2 store or visit http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Discussions/ct-p/Nokia_Support_Discussions and ask your question there too.

Let us know how you get on.

[MI5 · Accepted solution]

If you never want to use data just call O2 CS http://www.o2.co.uk/contactus and ask them to remove the data provisioning from your account.

[Anonymous]

 hi there, thank to all who helped out, did what m15 suggested just now and managed to get a guru online, turns out i cant turn it off myself but they disbaled internet from their end, saving me a fortune in bills, stress and arguements with the mrs who i was driving mad trying to get it switched off.

problem solved thanks again

[MI5]

Happy to help

[Anonymous]

All well that ends well.

Take care

[Bambino]

Pretty ridiculous situation to purchase a phone that comes with data switched on and no facility on the phone itself to switch it off, but has to be done by the network. If it's not made clear to a buyer at the point of purchase they could wind up with bills they hadn't bargained for.

[jonsie]

Glad you sorted this out. Went on the Nokia forum and the general consensus was that you couldn't switch it off once the operator had sent the settings. At least you have managed it now