I am in U.S. on AT&T. Tethering is working, but MMS will not send. I changed my AT&T account to non-iPhone text plan. As you can see in the screen shots, I have everything I need to send MMS, but it will not send. What did I miss?
I could not get mine to work for the life of me until I tried this guide http://gizmodo.com/5202406/how-to-enable-mms-in-iphone-30-right-now
* it may have been bc I had wap@gingulargprs.com and then changed it to WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
but its great now
I could not get mine to work for the life of me until I tried this guide http://gizmodo.com/5202406/how-to-enable-mms-in-iphone-30-right-now
* it may have been bc I had wap@gingulargprs.com and then changed it to WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
but its great now
I will change it to WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM from wap@gingulargprs.com.
So you didn't have to call AT&T right? Did I miss anything else?
The problem lies with AT&T. I went through all the steps outline in several threads here. I get about 95% of the way through before it stops and fails. I called AT&T and they said they don't see any blocks that should prevent mms from working.
I can take my sim out and out it in my blackberry and mms works just fine. Put it back it my iPhone and it'll only work for a short time. Seems as if that when the iPhone is fully registered on their network, the mms gets block once again. They need to update their system to not block iPhones once they are detected on the network. Aparantly it's nothing a service representative can do for you.
The problem lies with AT&T. I went through all the steps outline in several threads here. I get about 95% of the way through before it stops and fails. I called AT&T and they said they don't see any blocks that should prevent mms from working.
I can take my sim out and out it in my blackberry and mms works just fine. Put it back it my iPhone and it'll only work for a short time. Seems as if that when the iPhone is fully registered on their network, the mms gets block once again. They need to update their system to not block iPhones once they are detected on the network. Aparantly it's nothing a service representative can do for you.