"You'll need to subscribe to Suncom's Web Link if you aren't already a subscriber. I'd also suggest getting the national plan, because if you get the local offering, it's only unlimited when you're on their network. If you roam over to a 'partner' then you incur a 1cent per kilobyte charge. And with the HTC Dash you could probably quickly achieve some hefty data usage.

I don't believe you'll be able to use a Edge GPRS without a suncom weblink plan enabled on your account. Even if you don't sign up, if you have it configured through their system, they'll charge you 1cent/kilobyte .

- Tim
"

"i have the same problem.. i did a hard reset and now i cant get online except through wifi.. i have the data plan i just dont know how to set the phone back up to do the internet.. and also..where it says what network your on.. it dosent say suncom anymore either it says some 6 digit number... suncom wont help with none of this either"

"I upgraded using the instructions and utilities provided on the XDA-Developer's site, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=327757 . Be sure and follow the instructions completely.

There's also a link to another thread with the CID unlock utility. You'll need to follow the instructions for it as well, and download the associated programs. As mentioned on the site concerning the CID Unlock,

"The USPL does *not* permanently CID unlock your phone, like the CID unlocker from imei-check or so. After you flashed a ROM your phone is again CID locked. Each time you wonna flash a ROM with a different model and/or vendor ID (different from your phone) or a cooked ROM, you must run the USPL again and then flash the ROM."

Using the program I was able to flash from Suncom's Windows Mobile 5 to the Roger's Windows Mobile 6 (with Mobile Office). The only settings I had to correct were the GPRS settings for the Internet.

Remember that Suncom offers a pay as you go plan of 1cent/KB, a local unlimited plan for $5.00 I believe. (This requires that your phone be on the Suncom network ... otherwise you're roaming and incur the 1cent/KB. The National Plan of Weblink is offered $20.00 per month. This is better because if you live in a weak Suncom area like I do or if you travel outside of Suncom areas in the USA, you don't have to worry if you're on the Suncom network. Also for some reason, this plan gives you about all the functionality of a Blackberry without the cost. I believe their national cost for a Blackberry plan is $45.00, so this is quite a bargain. For Blackberry Push like email, you can sign up for a free account at http://mail2web.com which works fine with the weblink plan. Better yet, I signed up for Mail2Web's premium plan @ 5.00/month so that I could use my own existing email address, rather than have a mail2web email account address on my outgoing emails. - Tim"

"i used the Rogers ROM from Roger's website, not HTC's. I used the
Excalibur USPL- CID BYPASS- JumpSPL.zip: version based on pof's JumpSPL instead of haret .

I didn't use the SurrealNetworksAppUnlock.cab until later on (like weeks later) when I was trying to get the latest Google Maps Apps to use the cell triangulation. Otherwise, I didn't see the need since all my other apps seemed to install just fine.

I really don't use MMS messaging so I'm not sure if mine works or not. I have sent pic attachments, but via email.

- Tim"

"You just need to set up your GPRS settings. Go into Settings -- Connection -- GPRS

Menu - Add

name - Suncom

Connects to The Internet

Access Point - mobileinternet

That's it. No username, no pass, nothing.

Just make sure that big E is at the top of your phone, before surfing, to signify that you are on the correct network. Unless you are on wifi.

Hope that helps. I am still at a loss with the MMS settings. I have this great 621 phone and can't figure out how to send a msg with a picture.

And as for the numeric display vs. the Suncom name, that one is a mystery to me. I tried to actually remove the networks from my phone to refresh the list, to no avail."

"that and can anyone do a step by step on upgrading the SunCom WM6 for this phone.. i dont wont to screw my phone up"