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Orange simplifies data by capping at 30MBNew low in 'unlimited' definitionPublished Monday 4th June 2007 07:02 GMT Orange has launched its unmetered-mobile-data tariff for the UK - but unexpectedly capped it at 30MB a month. The tariff is available to pre-paid as well as contract customers, and costs a fiver for evening and weekend use, or £8 for anytime unmetered data access. Only it's not as unmetered as one might hope. When we covered the tariff last month we expected to see a fair-use limitation. although we couldn't confirm it at the time. We had anticipated a limit at around 1GB, as imposed by most of the competition. We didn't expect a deal so poor it would make Vodafone's £7.50-for-130MB/month offer look good. Orange confirmed the limit to us, and noted that it has other tariffs with greater "fair-use" limits. ® 45 comments posted — Comment period finished That sucksPosted: 07:12 4th June 2007 Unfair advertising?Posted: 07:20 4th June 2007 I tried ASAPosted: 07:33 4th June 2007 Problem is Voip...Posted: 07:34 4th June 2007 Pathetic... Sod Off Orange!Posted: 07:41 4th June 2007
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