All three of the phones that I've had did the same. When you try and set the volume on the lowest setting, not only does it not sound any quieter but it gives you a lot of nasty feedback during calls. Like you I have to have it on the second to last setting, which seems to help with the feedback.

Every other phone that I have had, the bottom setting (no volume) is basically mute. Whereas on this phone you can still hear it very clearly. I am no expert in these things but there is something definitely wrong with the volume on the phone and it isn't limited to just a few phones it seems to be them all. The way that Orange and HTC seem to be blatantly denying any problems appears to suggest that it is a hardware problem and therefore not something that they are going to fix.  :evil:

The only way that I am able to use the phone comfortably is to have the speaker above my ear, almost on my temple so as to lessen the damage to my ear drum!

I have been looking for a reasonably priced Cradle Dock for my SPV C500 for a while now

Found super cheap Cradle Docks on Ebay

Check this out:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

Good value !

yeah! there is already a thread for this game but i guess this is the official uk version    there is a demo on this site for you newbie mofo's can stop pm me for a copy :x 

Hi!

What smtp are you using in your settings?

If you use a GPRS connectin, the SMTP server you shoud be using is that of your network operator. possibly send.vodaphone.net

Good luck

That looks like it may be the problem.  If you're using Vodafone GPRS (I'm assuming there - apologies if I'm wrong) then you need to use the Vodafone SMTP mail server, rather than the ntl SMTP server to send email.

Sorry, but I don't have the settings you need, but if you can find them, or work them out, then you may have a solution.  I guess you'll be looking for something like smtp . vodafone . net , or similar.

At the moment, ntl is not happy to allow your messages, because you're not connecting through ntl, but through Vodafone.

Hope this helps.
Pete.

Not sure what you've tried, so lets start with the obvious...

1)  Post the error message you're getting so we can see if there are any clues there

2)  Post your SMTP service provider details, and the settings you currently have, so we can check them.  Don't post your password, and change your username a little, just for safety

3)  Have you checked with your SMTP provider whether you need to use SSL?  That had me stumped before because it's so well hidden