When I try to send a MMS message to someone I receive the error
message "2504:not enough funds". The message still remains in the
outbox of my Nokia N80 and won't be sent. All MMS configuration
entries are correct. Nokia says the error message doesn't come from
the phone, it is a network error message. EPlus (my German network
provider) says everything is all right and fully functional. The error
message MUST come from the phone.

Did anyone have similar problems with this?

When I plug in my Vodafone card and modify the MMS settings to
Vodafone, everything is working.

I guess it could be a malfunctioning SIM card of eplus. But this only
the result of logic. I cannot make a proof of it.

Perhaps someone can help me out.

Thanks Chris.

christian.drewing@googlemail.com declared for all the world to hear...
> When I try to send a MMS message to someone I receive the error
> message "2504:not enough funds". The message still remains in the
> outbox of my Nokia N80 and won't be sent. All MMS configuration
> entries are correct. Nokia says the error message doesn't come from
> the phone, it is a network error message. EPlus (my German network
> provider) says everything is all right and fully functional. The error
> message MUST come from the phone.

I would say that Nokia are correct in this case. What have Nokia got to
do with "funds"? It's clearly a network issue.

> When I plug in my Vodafone card and modify the MMS settings to
> Vodafone, everything is working.

Which only goes to backup what Nokia are telling you.

> I guess it could be a malfunctioning SIM card of eplus. But this only
> the result of logic. I cannot make a proof of it.

Probably enough to warrant a replacement SIM card though, if only to
rule out that possibility.
--
Regards
Jon

christian.drewing@googlemail.com declared for all the world to hear...
> When I try to send a MMS message to someone I receive the error
> message "2504:not enough funds". The message still remains in the
> outbox of my Nokia N80 and won't be sent. All MMS configuration
> entries are correct. Nokia says the error message doesn't come from
> the phone, it is a network error message. EPlus (my German network
> provider) says everything is all right and fully functional. The error
> message MUST come from the phone.

I would say that Nokia are correct in this case. What have Nokia got to
do with "funds"? It's clearly a network issue.

> When I plug in my Vodafone card and modify the MMS settings to
> Vodafone, everything is working.

Which only goes to backup what Nokia are telling you.

> I guess it could be a malfunctioning SIM card of eplus. But this only
> the result of logic. I cannot make a proof of it.

Probably enough to warrant a replacement SIM card though, if only to
rule out that possibility.
--
Regards
Jon