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O2 Wireless Overage

mathie · 2009-02-12 09:19:07

Ok so after exceeding my monthly limit of 10GB I've been informed by O2 that my wireless connection can be turned back on only if I agree to 'overage changes'. 2 cent a meg I think. So isn't that like 20 euro a gig? Or should I go back to school? Anyone else being forced onto the overage plan? Should I leave because of…

12-02-2009 9:19am

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mathie

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Ok so after exceeding my monthly limit of 10GB I've been informed by O2 that my wireless connection can be turned back on only if I agree to 'overage changes'.
2 cent a meg I think.
So isn't that like 20 euro a gig?
Or should I go back to school?

Anyone else being forced onto the overage plan?
Should I leave because of their tactics?

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#2 12-02-2009 9:52am

Cabaal

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O2 outline their data charges for going over your cap in their T&C's they are doing nothing wrong if you've gone over your cap.

moving to midband

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#3 12-02-2009 12:32pm

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mathie wrote: »

Anyone else being forced onto the overage plan?
Should I leave because of their tactics?

What tactics, and who's forcing anything? They allow you 10G a month, and reserve the right to charge you for the excess. There's no tactics being employed here, they just want you to understand that should you go over the cap again, you will be charged.

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#4 12-02-2009 4:06pm

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Fair enough.

Anyone been warned or charged yet?

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