WiFi or no Wifi?

[Anonymous]

Hi All, I'm new here and not technical at all.

I bought a £10 bundle and I have noticed that when I turn Wifi on it takes a pound off my remaining credit.  When the Wifi is off it seems to understand it is part of the bundle?  I thought using my Wifi I wouldn't be charged for using the internet let alone ordinary text messages?  (I've also noticed that if I put a smiley on my texts it is considered an MSM and not just an ordinary text and I am charged for this):robotfrustrated:

In a nutshell I don't understand when to use Wifi and when not to

Thanks in advance for any help

[Anonymous]

Hi


If your sure you have not sent to text to the premium number then you can complain here http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk to try and get the money back or contact the company involved.

Also O2 can apply a stop on your account so these companies cannot charge your account. Called "Charge to Mobile (Direct to Bill) "

You can if you wish have that balance notification turned off by calling O2 on 4445.

Edit : From reading in the forum the message 'unstable wifi' is a bug and is ok to ignore it.

Similar thread : http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Android-Devices-Samsung-HTC-Sony/Unstable-wifi/m-p/679667#M33687

[Anonymous]

Thanks very much Band

[Toby]

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Lizard wrote:

When I turned wireless on it said my internet was unstable, but I don't want to be cheeky and ask too many questions on here!  So, you have all really helped me and thank you for being very clear with all your advice

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Ask as many questions as you like Lizard. I'm sure these guys don't mind

Welcome to the community!

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not.

And your welcome Lizard.

[jonsie]

Feel free to ask any questions you like @Anonymous that's after all the purpose of the community:smileyhappy:

[Anonymous]

Internet unstable was a common warning in Android 4.3 and is nothing to worry about.

It is corrected in 4.4