What happens if you breach mobile data 'fair usage'?

Iria · Jun 26, 2006, 10:13 PM

Source: ZDNet UK
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Vodafone has never charged or disconnected a customer for going over their mobile data usage limit.

That's according to John Lillistone, Vodafone's head of enterprise data, who explained the operator's new "3G Broadband", or HSDPA, offering to journalists and analysts on Thursday.

According to the fine print on Vodafone Web site, its data price plans are "subject to Vodafone's fair usage policy. This means that a customer's UK usage must not exceed 1GB per user account in a month" — even when the package offers supposedly "unlimited" data.

Jun 26, 2006, 10:13 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 87	What happens if you breach mobile data 'fair usage'? Source: ZDNet UK __________ Vodafone has never charged or disconnected a customer for going over their mobile data usage limit. That's according to John Lillistone, Vodafone's head of enterprise data, who explained the operator's new "3G Broadband", or HSDPA, offering to journalists and analysts on Thursday. According to the fine print on Vodafone Web site, its data price plans are "subject to Vodafone's fair usage policy. This means that a customer's UK usage must not exceed 1GB per user account in a month" — even when the package offers supposedly "unlimited" data.