NorthernAtlanticRacer
Jun 25, 04, 5:54 pm
Going to EZE next week - does TMobile Blackberry work there? Any other GPRS service? Thanks
Travel Technology - Does Blackberry work in EZEView Full Version : Does Blackberry work in EZE NorthernAtlanticRacer Jun 25, 04, 5:54 pm Going to EZE next week - does TMobile Blackberry work there? Any other GPRS service? Thanks GUWonder Jun 25, 04, 7:12 pm Going to EZE next week - does TMobile Blackberry work there? Any other GPRS service? Thanks T Mobile blackberry worked in India without a problem. I presume if you are enabled for international roaming it should work on Citimovil or Personal Argentina's GSM/GPRS networks down there. I have yet to use it down there but I would call up Tmobile or look up info on www.gsmworld.com. alanw Jun 25, 04, 9:54 pm You'll be able to roam on Telefonica. Make sure you're enabled with T-Mo first. It usually takes about 5 calls before the doubt is gone from the CSR's voices. bollar Jun 26, 04, 5:34 pm Argentina's GSM service is quite limited and is not listed as a GPRS roaming partner with T-Mobile. I don't think you'll have access to BB functions. NickP 1K Jun 26, 04, 6:44 pm No, there is no GPRS data roaming partner in Argentina for T-Mobile... See: http://www.t-mobile.com/international/coverageInternet.asp In Central and S. America, T-Mobile has roaming agreements in Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, Chile... BTW: Having International roaming is QUITE different than having a GPRS roaming agreement for the country. The Blackberry will work fine as a telephone but NOT as a data device while roaming in Argentina. Here are the two roaming partners: http://www.t-mobile.com/international/wcpickcarrier.asp?iMkt=13&CC=AR&CN=ARGENTINA Editing to add that ATTWS doesn't have any agreements for Argentina and GPRS data: http://www.attwireless.com/international/travelguide/coverage_details_wtg.jsp?CIDL=32&DID=86&CDID= NickP 1K Jul 24, 04, 12:14 am Update; As of this Friday, T-Mobile now has a roaming agreement with "Telecom Personal/PERSONAL/AR TP". A device supporting GSM1900 is required. Coverage is select cities only (Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, etc) http://www.t-mobile.com/international/coverageInternet.asp GSM World map: http://www.gsmworld.com/cgi/ni_map.pl5?cc=ar&net=tp fsexman Sep 27, 04, 12:16 pm I recently used a T-Mobile blackberry in EZE without a problem. Coverage was fine, the service worked just like in SFO. Gaucho100K Sep 28, 04, 10:05 am I recently used a T-Mobile blackberry in EZE without a problem. Coverage was fine, the service worked just like in SFO. If its not too much trouble, could you detail what additional charges you were billed (if any)? Thanks. bollar Sep 28, 04, 10:35 am If its not too much trouble, could you detail what additional charges you were billed (if any)? Thanks. The service is provided by Telecom Personal (http://www.t-mobile.com/international/covInternet_popup.asp?m=13&c=10339&cn=Telecom+Personal&ctry=Argentina) and should be the normal $1.99/minute for voice calls and $0.015/kb for data retrieved. You'll see from the roaming map that it's really BA and suburbs only. |