BlackBerry smartphones at & T Curve 8320 Wifi Question

Hey everybody,

Well, I have another question of wifi connection, and as I looked, I came to no conclusion.

My question is specifically about the AT & T and is a two parter.

First of all, in the options of the mobile network, do I have to 'Data Services' to use wifi to browse the internet, email, etc.. ?

Secondly, given that I don't have an AT & T data plan charges me for having this option turned on?

I called AT & T and asked the same question and return the response as the one who would be positive: the representative said that I would not be charged. However, she seemed distraught, so I turn to the BB community.

If someone could help me, that would be great. Thank you

You won't get any email or data services RIM BlackBerry with WiFi only and no BlackBerry data Plan.

With Data Services ON or OFF and do not have a data Plan, nothing.

You will get the WiFi Hotspot internet browsing only.

Good luck.

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