ITPro: O2 is trying to satisfy users’ hunger for data by launching three new ‘unlimited’ packages that will be available from Monday.
While the new packages may seem appealing to both business and consumer users, those keen to get a slice of the action must pay heed to the fair usage policies in operation, which – if initial requests aren’t complied with – enable O2 to potentially remove the service or impose standard charges.
The mobile giant’s new internet service bolt-ons – O2 Web Bolt On, O2 Web Max and Unlimited BlackBerry – are aimed at both pay monthly and pay-as-you-go customers, with the former, which is aimed at web and email fans who are happy to stick to a fair usage policy cap of 200MB, available for just €10 (or £7.50) a month including VAT.
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