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Old 28-12-2008, 17:28
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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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Old 28-12-2008, 19:16
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Whats the fair usage?
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Old 28-12-2008, 19:42
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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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Old 29-12-2008, 10:42
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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?
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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Old 30-12-2008, 10:37
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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.
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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Old 30-12-2008, 21:01
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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.
Strange that, nowt on the intranet about that? and retail support confirms our belief? So what is the out of bundle charges then?
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