My phone won't send messages I got credit and still won't. also Mob internet don't work

PLEASE CHECK IF YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER MESSAGE CENTER NUMBER HAVE BEEN SET CORRECTLY.

with an MMS-enabled phone you can:
Take digital photographs and store photographs on the Internet Send and receive full colour pictures Send and receive voice clips Add a text message to your picture Purchase pictures and sounds from the Internet Have enhanced polyphonic ringtones
MMS runs over GPRS. You normally need to subscribe to a GPRS tariff, and have 'Media Messaging' enabled by your network operator. You will need a phone handset that supports the MMS service - If you receive an MMS message and don't have a suitable handset or GPRS service, you'll receive a standard SMS text message, and will be able to view the message at the web address included with the text message.

The question is incomplete however, some basic steps to use paypal includes

- Make sure the email address where you plan to send money through is correct
- Your Credit Card or Debit card has funds if incase your don't have available funds in your paypal
- Internet connection is stable to avoid issue during payment.

Hello,

It's very simple.
First, call your phone's service provider.

Ask them if your phone can support gprs (if you don't know that already)

If it's supported, ask them to activate gprs for your phone.

The activation will be done within 2 or 3 hours,.

Finally, you will receive a service message containing the gprs settings required to browse the internet on phone.

Thats it.
You're ready to surf.

But do confirm data transfer charges. They can be costly.

To start surfing, just open the phone browser, and enter the website you want to go.

Regards

If its an iPhone, when you have to go to Settings, Wi-Fi, turn it on and then connect to your Wi-Fi.

Simply because he/she is offline & using " i'm on mobile " (usually stated under the user's icon), which means he/she will not receive any messages through PC/laptop but via mobile phone. Still, you can send them messages but in very limited ways or tries. In this case, it is normal. So, don't worry, nothing went wrong, you just have to wait until he/she is back online.
**NOTES: Remember, when using " i'm on mobile " or replying chats via mobile phones, credits will be deducted from your mobile account.

Hi
Do you still have the tab on the left side of the dredge drawer? If you do, you can loosen the 2 screw just above the slot wherer you put the credit card. Push down on the plastic ramp in the slot as far as you can, then holding the ramp down tighten the 2 screws. If you don't have the tab you will need a new dredge drawer. Also on some machines the drip tray will lift the dredge drawer and it will give this message. There is a extra piece of plastic in the 90 deg. notch that can be trimed out to stop it from lifting the dredge drawer.

Some phone companies do not allow messengers to send IMs to phones. I know from experience that you cannot send IMs to Metro phones and I'm sure some other companies don't allow it.

It's one of two things. 1: the programing in your phone might be messed up, so you may have to take it into your provider store. Odds are though there won't be anyone smart enough to do anything about it (even though they do have the capabilities), so you might have to send it to the manufacturer. 2: Most likely your provider has blocked your internet service. Most smart phones can't send or receive MMS's if the subscriber decides to cancel there internet services. I think it's just a way to get you to pay for something you don't want. Non smart phones (that don't even have internet capabilities) are able to send and receive MMS's without having to pay for internet service at all, unfortunately most phones now are smart phone based even if they're not called as such. You don't have to get a plan for internet service, but you will end up paying for each kb you use to send and receive each MMS. If you do send and receive a lot of them you might actually be better of getting an internet plan. Ether way it sucks that we have to pay twice. I mean if we pay to send why does the other person have to pay to receive? Isn't it already payed for? Even when it's physical we don't pay to receive a package as well.

first check if internet activated on your sim card,secondly check your phone configure properly ask your service provider to send you settings