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So for occasional use and very few downloads the 1 GB would do me?
Hi Roadrunner,
I've just looked at my usage and I'm hard pressed to go above 1.5GB per month for some fairly prolonged surfing (hence the square eyes) I don't download music or movies, but occasionally movie clips (YouTube etc). So wih 3GB month you'll be laughing. I've read good reports about 3 products and it seems reasonable. Question is, how much does it cost to use abroad? Don't seem to be able to find that information.
Cheers
Richard
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Hi Graham
Have you got a link for the vodaphone going upto £30 a month after 6 months please
stew
To ensure a high quality of service for all our customers, a fair use policy of 3GB (of data both sent and received in the UK) per month applies. If you exceed 3GB per month, we may tell you to reduce your future use. If you again exceed 3GB per month, we may tell you that we are going to apply network protection controls, resulting in a reduced network speed for 14 days. If you exceed 3GB per month for a third time, we may tell you that we are going to apply further network protection controls, resulting in a reduced network speed until you upgrade your price plan to include a larger data allowance.
Please help. Are you all talking about using a laptop in the mobilehome while away from home. if so Please tell me where to start.- If you have time. Thanks.Hi Digger
T-Mobile have just joined network forces with 3G too so coverage is excellent!
Not yet they haven't but you are right it is planned. I know they haven't yet because sitting here I get very slow gprs connection on my state of the art, only just released bang upto date T Mobile phone and yet very fast 3G connection on my Three phone purchased two years ago.
You will find that your T Mobile internet is unlimited browsing but limited to either 1, 3 or 10 gig dependant on the package you pay extra for. However it is only a fair useage policy so you should not get charged extra, they will simply slow it down even further if you exceed.
Are you sure you can use it as a modem? A lot of inclusive packages do not include the plus or max web and walk which is what you need for modem use.
Don't trust what the operator tells you, they are often confused about it all
stew
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Hi largodandle!
Its very simple nowadays to get mobile internet on your laptop!
In fact some phone suppliers give the laptop free with the contract!
I am using a mobile phone to connect mine but you can use a Dongle too!
Heres a link to T-Mobile to get you started!
Mobile Internet and Mobile Broadband from T Mobile
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They are now offering a number of deals with different laptops for different prices - but it's right, in all cases you are paying for the laptop.I looked at the deal at PC World and yes with the Three dongle they were giving you a free laptop but at £35 per month you were actually paying for the laptop as well.
Not sure that this is the case Stew. When I looked earlier (as per previous post) Vodafone quoted the excess use charge of £15 per GB but T-Mobile say they send warning letters.T Mobile and Vodaphone have exactly the same fair use policy so it really does not matter at the moment which company you are with.
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HI
Some news for you Jim. Vodaphone and Orange are merging forces
stew
Three are teaming up with T Mobile.
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