02-10-2012 22:19
02-10-2012 22:19
I've been an O2 customer for a number of years and have been "ok" with their data abroad policy. I can usually get away with using less than 50mb and getting my £40 extra charge when I get back.
At the moment I'm in Canada. I've just got a text from O2 telling me that I've already spent an extra £42 on data. This is very strange, my phone (iPhone) tells me I've used 14.4mb of data since I entered the country, I reset the data counter when I arrived, just like I always do when travelling. The MyO2 section confirms the extra spend.
Has there been a policy change, do I not get my 50mb abroad any more? Any idea also on how I get the data abroad bolt on to increase the limit to 200mb/£120?
02-10-2012 22:32
You can get the added bolt on through My O2 or by calling customer service. You still get the 50Mb/month for £40 so maybe you should query this with customer service.
From : http://international.o2.co.uk/internationaltariffs/travelling_abroad
When in: Calling:
Making calls | 90p |
Receiving calls | 39p |
Sending texts | 25p |
Cost per MB of using data:
Data usage | £6* |
See our standard international calling rates when abroad for all countries.
* O2 will automatically cap your data usage to £40 (50 MB) a month whilst you're abroad