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  1. #1
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    Default O2 unlimited texts

    How many is unlimited? Cause it's not really unlimited though is it?
    I don't wanna go over my contract which is already £45 a month so like I was just wondering how many IS unlimited.
    Alexandra!


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    Ring up and ask. For Three, its 3,000 I think.

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    When I was on Orange it had a "fair usage" policy and that basically meant 100 texts a day, but I regularly went over and sent like 6,000 a month and I was never charged extra. I think it's just if you really take the piss and send something like 50,000 then they would charge you - kind of like a method of stopping companies buying a contract phone for £30 a month and sending hundreds of thousands of texts with it.
    Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini

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    Your allowance is 2000 text per month. However these 2000 text messages work out under a penny each! Infact 4 text are the equivalent of only 3p. That’s ¾ of a penny a text message! This is an offer sure to impress! If you go over the 2000 text you are charged at o2’s standard rate.

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    From my experience, O2 and T-Mobile don't give a crap. I've been with O2 since they started out as BT Cellnet, but now I've transferred to T-Mobile.

    I had unlimited with O2 and used to text a lot, about 3,000 a month and never had any problems. They never charged or sent me letters/texts.

    Same with T-Mobile.

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    I seem to get over 11891* texts a month and that is on PAYG. God knows why they limit it too much lower on contracts?
    Last edited by xxMATTGxx; 10-10-2010 at 04:40 PM.


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  7. #7
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    unlimited in o2 terms (in my tariff) is 12,000 so yeah which is unlimited for me because i dont send that many!!

    drink up this bottle of yeah
    and P A I N T your body on me


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    25,000 or something

  9. #9
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    depends on your tariff. unlimited on most newer tariff's is 12,000. Some lower end tariff's or older are 3,000.
    ​KISS MY ARSE MATT GARNER.
    better?

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    Well my new bundle comes through tomorrow so i'll know whether i've gone over or not when my bill comes through
    Alexandra!


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