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going over my orange 500mb data/internet plan on mobile |
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going over my orange 500mb data/internet plan on mobile
i know on the forums is 500mb but what happens i went over my 500mb usage on my phone?
Would they wite to me and say stop using the 500mb limit? or would they charge me if i went say another 200mb so that would be 700mb in total?
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Whats the fair usage?
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its not a fair usage you get 500MB /250MB (whatever you have atm) and thats it, its all counted. I guess you can sign up for the service of daily cap of £1.50 thereafter but i imagine its paid by the MB
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i know on the forums is 500mb but what happens i went over my 500mb usage on my phone?
Would they wite to me and say stop using the 500mb limit? or would they charge me if i went say another 200mb so that would be 700mb in total? ![]() |
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From what I'm aware Orange don't charge if you go over, they warn you and ask you to moderate your useage. This seems to be the policy of the big 4 networks now.
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That would be true if the data was subject to a Fair Usage Policy. But it's not - it's a hard cap.
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