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> Hi All
>
> Have just noticed that T-Mobile are now offering unlimited Web n Walk data.
>
> Does anyone know how this effects existing subscribers who have subscribed
> to the 40MB tarrif.
>
> Do we get the unlimited?

> Sacred wrote:
> > Hi All
> >
> > Have just noticed that T-Mobile are now offering unlimited Web n Walk data.
> >
> > Does anyone know how this effects existing subscribers who have subscribed
> > to the 40MB tarrif.
> >
> > Do we get the unlimited?
>
> No.
>
> To get the Unlimited. You can pay Ł6.50 per month to get the bundle
> added I believe, you may need to switch to their Flext tarrif and add
> the bundle, but this, in general, is a better deal (minutes, texts +
> data) than plain WnW. However note theres a number of restrictions
> on the unlimited WnW, including no modem usage (ie. cant connect your
> phone to your laptop to get internet access).
>

> In article , dave@NOswampieSPAM.org.uk
> says...
>> Sacred wrote:
>>> Hi All
>>>
>>> Have just noticed that T-Mobile are now offering unlimited Web n Walk data.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know how this effects existing subscribers who have subscribed
>>> to the 40MB tarrif.
>>>
>>> Do we get the unlimited?
>> No.
>>
>> To get the Unlimited. You can pay Ł6.50 per month to get the bundle
>> added I believe, you may need to switch to their Flext tarrif and add
>> the bundle, but this, in general, is a better deal (minutes, texts +
>> data) than plain WnW. However note theres a number of restrictions
>> on the unlimited WnW, including no modem usage (ie. cant connect your
>> phone to your laptop to get internet access).
>>
>
> Its Ł7.50 including VAT for the consumer version. There is a
> professional version which people have had mixed results adding to an
> existing tariff that is Ł8.50 not including VAT.
>
> The pro version doesnt has fewer restrictions but does prohibit VOIP
> and messaging over internet protocol which appears to rather
> ridiculously mean IM.
>
> The consumer version bizarrely doesnt have an IM ban.
>
> Steve.

>
> As for the Pro version. Ive not kept up to date - but when it first
> appeared, there was some mention of having to have a business account,
> not being able to switch to business without taking a new 18 month
> contract (well, just resetting the minimum date to 18 months time). Im
> not sure how it panned out now that its been going a while.
>