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Fair Usage Policy

Anonymous
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on ‎22-11-2008 17:24

on ‎22-11-2008 17:24

Can anyone explain to me why O2's fair usage policy is so low, 200mb, while Vodafone is 500mb. It would appear that of all the mobile providers O2 fair usage is set at the lowest. I think Orange is 250mb and 3's is 1gb.
Anyone any ideas as to why this is.

Cheers

Keith
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Anonymous
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on ‎22-11-2008 17:27

on ‎22-11-2008 17:27

What fair usage are you talking about? The iPhone doesn't have a limit and nor does the consumer £7.50 web bolt-on.
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Anonymous
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on ‎22-11-2008 17:50

on ‎22-11-2008 17:50

Keith it did used to be 200MB but this has since increased to the GBs..

You now don't need to worry grin
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Anonymous
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on ‎22-11-2008 17:57

on ‎22-11-2008 17:57

So this is without having to add a bolt on?
1gb is now standard, is what you are saying.

Cheers

Keith
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Anonymous
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on ‎22-11-2008 18:04

on ‎22-11-2008 18:04

Fair usage policy applies to products so it applies to bolt ons also

The bolt on fair usage was set to 200MB, the BlackBerry bolt on is still 200 MB but all other bolt ons (I-Phone and the Web/ web max) have increased.

You really don't need to worry about a cap anymore.
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