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orange after 6 calls
a friend of mine, is on orange racoon £15 p/m.after 6pm with unlimited calls is there a restriction on how long you can be on the phone
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It's after 7pm.
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ok sorry didnt know it was 7, but how long can can she be on the phone after 7 for free
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Advise her to carefully read her contract, and while advertised as unlimited, they may have a fair use policy. I'm on o2, and their unlimited o2 to o2 calls deal has a FUP of 2000 minutes; it might be a similar amount to that. I think orange also have free calls to customer care from their mobiles; you might advise her to ring up and ask what the limit is and how they handle you getting near / going over it.
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Advise her to carefully read her contract, and while advertised as unlimited, they may have a fair use policy. I'm on o2, and their unlimited o2 to o2 calls deal has a FUP of 2000 minutes; it might be a similar amount to that. I think orange also have free calls to customer care from their mobiles; you might advise her to ring up and ask what the limit is and how they handle you getting near / going over it.
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thanks ricardo,im sure thats what shes got equels about 1 and a half hours a night and only to landlines
yes unlimited is not unlimited !
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As far as I am aware all of O2's unlimited tariffs are properly unlimited.
The fair usage was previously 2000 minutes. |
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I am sure it's 3000 mins.
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thanks ricardo,im sure thats what shes got equels about 1 and a half hours a night and only to landlines
yes unlimited is not unlimited ! |
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As far as I am aware all of O2's unlimited tariffs are properly unlimited.
The fair usage was previously 2000 minutes. |
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