O2 UK Gifts Free 10GB Mobile Broadband Data Boost to Customers
Mobile operator O2 (Virgin Media) has today announced that they’re looking to spread some festive cheer and help data-hungry customers to stay connected this festive season, not least by gifting 10GB (GigaBytes) of 4G and 5G data “throughout December” to millions of their customers “at no extra cost“.
Christian Hindennach, Chief Commercial Officer at VMO2, said: “For many of our customers this time of year is all about feeling close to the people who matter most, and we want to make that easier than ever. With this 10GB data boost, our customers can spend time with loved ones streaming their favourite festive films, gaming or video calling friends and family they aren’t able to be with. It’s our way of spreading a little extra cheer this festive season and saying thank you for being on O2.”
The 10GB data gift will be automatically applied to eligible customers’ monthly allowance, appearing on their account in December and in their MyO2 app. At present, O2 are only gifting this to their Pay Monthly customers (sorry PAYG folk) and it naturally also excludes those on Unlimited data and Business tariffs.
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With 1Mbit/s down and 15Mbit/s up it will be hard to consume it.