[schettj]

I'm giving the CORRECT answer. I'm not saying anything other then

The ONLY way to avoid being detected by your carrier for unpaid PAM use is to pay for PAM. Every carrier can easily detect the usage pattern difference between handset and PAM use, not by any particular NAI but simply by examining the bandwidth consumption rate, number and type of connections, etc.

So sure, its possible to go with the wink and nod we only do it now and then why pay for it yada yada thing. But don't kid yourself, no software or reg edit will hide your use. If your carrier decides to get all legal on you, hey presto you're caught.

So don't ask if you don't want to be told.