How to set up an iPhone on 3 network pay as you go?

Just bought an iPhone 3G on 3 network pay as you go how do I set up mobile Internet and data etc the person I bought it off said I should just top up 10 pounds a month but I have no clue where to start as I've
Never used the 3 network? Cheers for help

Hi usually all you have to do to get the internet and MMS settings is either ring 3 and they will send them to you or go onto the site and find the settings yourself. When you put the settings into your iPhone you should have access to the internet and be able to send mms if your device supports it.

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