What if I can't get 4G?.Will I be charged for 3G instead?
Pfrancis
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Quick question.I'm thinking of getting a new Vodafone contract which has a 6gb 4g allowance.Thing is if I can't get 4g and only 3G would they charge me?
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Not forgetting 2G data. It may spend a lot of time on 2G :eek:
Not sure about Vodafone, but I believe some of the networks give you 90 days (or whatever) to downgrade to a cheaper 3G contract if you're not happy with 4G coverage. Might be worth checking this with VF.
As has been said, you just pay for data.
Doesn't matter how it's delivered (GPRS, EDGE, HSPA, LTE).
Happiness - guaranteed
You're going to love 4G. We're so confident, we're giving Pay Monthly customers a 90 day Happiness Guarantee. If you're not totally happy within that time, we'll help transfer you to a 3G tariff and give you a bill credit up to £15.
On Pay & Go? Try 4G on Pay & Go Go Go and if it's not right for you, you can change back to 3G on your next monthly anniversary date.
http://www.o2.co.uk/4g
yeah but you are paying extra for 4G.
Which also gives you spotify premium or Sky Sports Mobile....the former being £10 a month on its own. So for the extra data and spotify premium I reckon it is worth the extra 5 quid.
If I was getting £10 a month worth of extras I'd rather ditch the crap I don't use and have them put more money towards the thing I actually do use - the network itself.
Are they standard subscriptions? I.E. could a customer use it on their other devices such as a laptop too?
The sky sports is linked to the device or sim. Not sure which.