VIP Plus Sim
Morning all i need some help please, i ordered the above sim yesterday & when i was talking to the lady about it she said everything was unlimited, but when i read up about the sim after work im sure i saw somewhere that the data is only 3.5GB a month, can someone tell me if this is correct or am i wrong.
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It's unlimited but if you use more than 3.5GB your speed is capped at I think 384kbps
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Thanks for reply Ben, am i being stupid here, if its unlimited then why would speed be capped after 3.5GB that not unlimted to me.
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im with 3 at the moment but i have been having trouble with there network no service in my flat since last Wednesday so cant use both mobiles i have with them, i wanted to try virgin as ive never used them be for, but 3.5GB isnt unlimited so the woman i spoke to lied to me if its 3.5GB then capped ill send it straight back.
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Thanks for that ill try it for a month see how i get on with it, if its no good ill cancel the contract after 30 days.
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There is no law for there to be a loophole in. 3.5GB does not class as unlimited under any law. |
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I have just taken out a VM mobile contract and i am sure it said 14 day returns policy applies for mobiles. |
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Ive just checked my bank this morning & i have been charged £5 for the sim i don't remember the lady saying i would be charged, should i have been charged.
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There's regulation on what can be called "unlimited" in the fixed broadband market, those rules do not apply to mobile. As far as fixed line is concerned, such a speed limit would not qualify as "unlimited". Unlimited does not allow significant speed restrictions and it's already been shown a 40% reduction falls foul of the rules so an up to 99% reduction such as this certainly would too. But because the rules do not apply to mobile then they can call it whatever they like. Unlimited cows for all I care. If you have a problem with the "false advertising" go complain to the ASA - that's what they're there for. |
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