on 22-12-2012 21:05
on 22-12-2012 21:05
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 31-03-2013 14:16
on 31-03-2013 14:16
on 31-03-2013 14:20
Which must be a limit surely otherwise they shouldn't take any notice
on 31-03-2013 14:23
on 31-03-2013 14:23
on 31-03-2013 14:30
on 31-03-2013 14:30
The limit for texts is reckoned to be around 12,000, far more than you could use unless you were spamming.
on 31-03-2013 14:32
on 31-03-2013 14:37
on 31-03-2013 14:37
Probably until your use becomes noticeably in excess of most other users!
on 19-04-2013 15:56
i would go along with that i have unlimited calls and texts and it ends up that i phoned a 0844 number and have been charged for it and i text cokezone with the codes of the bottles of coke and according to o2s customer services thats a premium text so ive been charged for that as well but when i was with vodafone ive never been charged so would advise anyone to read the small print as o2s unlimited contracts arent worth the paper there written on i certainly wont be signing a new contract with them and would advise anyone never to sign up for them
on 19-04-2013 20:52
on 19-04-2013 20:52
Most of us here knew that:
http://www.o2.co.uk/support/generalhelp/howdoi/specialnumbers
19-04-2013 20:54 - edited 19-04-2013 21:08
I think it does state on the tariffs that calls to 08 numbers are not included and it does state that texts are for standard uk numbers cokezone is a shortcode and not a standard number
on 20-04-2013 06:33
on 20-04-2013 06:33
I'm still not sure why people just totally ignore the small print and dismiss it as irrelevant? Terms and conditions are there to protect both the company and the customer and it's essential people read and understand them.