Orange Redefines "Unlimited" Mobile Data - 30MB
Posted: 04th Jun, 2007 By: MarkJ
It's been reported that Orange has capped its new mobile phone based data / Internet tariff (news), which is widely advertised as being "unlimited", to a pitiful 30MB of downloading per month!
Most had expected the provider to restrict at something closer to 1GB, as with some of their competition. The new restriction even manages to make Vodafone's similarly priced 120MB for £7.50 per month tariff look attractive.
Most had expected the provider to restrict at something closer to 1GB, as with some of their competition. The new restriction even manages to make Vodafone's similarly priced 120MB for £7.50 per month tariff look attractive.
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