What happens when you exceed 2GB on Orange

I use the free Orange Broadband service (linked to a mobile phone account)
which has a 2GB monthly limit.

When I asked Orange what happened if you exceeded the monthly cap, the
person I spoke to was very cagey and eventually talked about them sending me
a warning letter etc.

I just wondered if other Orange customers had experience of what happens in
practice when/if you exceed the monthly quota?

V



Victor Delta

> I just wondered if other Orange customers had experience of what happens
> in practice when/if you exceed the monthly quota?
>
> V

i believe they take your first born child....
or maybe a finger...
or something..........

"Victor Delta" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:fassl8$1ni$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I use the free Orange Broadband service (linked to a mobile phone account)
>which has a 2GB monthly limit.

It's normally a fire storm and plague of locusts for the first offence.


> When I asked Orange what happened if you exceeded the monthly cap, the
> person I spoke to was very cagey and eventually talked about them sending
> me a warning letter etc.

Confirm with Orange that the warning letter will also include your MAC code.
You'll need it for when you move to a decent ISP.

(E-Mail Removed) declared for all the world to hear...
> I use the free Orange Broadband service (linked to a mobile phone account)
> which has a 2GB monthly limit.
>
> When I asked Orange what happened if you exceeded the monthly cap, the
> person I spoke to was very cagey and eventually talked about them sending me
> a warning letter etc.
>
> I just wondered if other Orange customers had experience of what happens in
> practice when/if you exceed the monthly quota?

They send you a letter.
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Regards
Jon

On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 08:32:55 UTC, Jon <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> (E-Mail Removed) declared for all the world to hear...
> > I use the free Orange Broadband service (linked to a mobile phone account)
> > which has a 2GB monthly limit.
> >
> > When I asked Orange what happened if you exceeded the monthly cap, the
> > person I spoke to was very cagey and eventually talked about them sending me
> > a warning letter etc.
> >
> > I just wondered if other Orange customers had experience of what happens in
> > practice when/if you exceed the monthly quota?
>
> They send you a letter.

Could be worse - they might use 'sarcasm' (shades of Dinsdale Piranha)
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