[Asus Transformer TF700] jemyz07:
I got the play store to open on my computer but i had to mask my IP adress using one from the US..... so this is something for sure from our ISP here in curacao have anyone tried contacting them? if we have to contact them about the problem which one should we contact FLOW???.... i emailed google about the problem and what i already did i got this answer from this girl named Julie

""Hi Jemarhel,

Thanks for taking the time to contact us. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like you have a question regarding how your location, which also dictates language, apps displayed and currency, is determined on Google Play.

For Wi-Fi only devices, such as your ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T, the way in which Google Play is displayed is based on your physical location at the time you're accessing Google Play rather than the country in which you bought the device or your home country. This means you'll see content tailored to that location as well as prices in that location's currency.

This also means that you'll only be able to download or buy apps targeted to your physical location - for example, if you're from the United States but using your tablet in the United Kingdom, you'll only be able to download apps targeted by developers to the United Kingdom. Similarly, if you're from the United States but traveling to a country where paid apps aren't available, you won't be able to purchase apps until you're back in a country where paid apps are supported.

This is different from SIM card devices, such as your Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro. For those kind of devices, the way in which Google Play is displayed is based on the origin of your current SIM card rather than the country in which you bought the device or your home country. This means you'll see content tailored to users in the country of your current SIM card as well as prices in that location's currency.

This also means that you'll only be able to download or buy apps targeted to the country of your SIM card - for example, if you're from the United States but using your phone in Germany with a German SIM card, you'll only be able to download apps targeted by developers to Germany. Similarly, if you're from the United States but using a SIM card from a provider where paid apps aren't available, you won't be able to purchase apps until you're using a SIM card from a country where paid apps are supported.

At this time, there's no way to override this or manually change the detected location on Google Play. We understand that this causes some confusion for users, and we're constantly working to improve the Google Play experience. Additionally, there's no way to override the location detected by your SIM card or manually choose which version of Google Play you'd like to see. We understand that this causes some confusion for users, and we're constantly working to improve the Google Play experience.

Happy Holidays,

Julie""

it could make sense someway on why the cellphone works but the girl still didnt understand or could answer my problem.... but surely it something with the ISP of curacao....

i masked my IP and i could have entered the playstore on the computer but i couldnt share that masked IP over to my tablet so i cant connect to the play store APP...... any solutions???