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PostPosted: 2006-06-06 17:09:18
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My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised billing
will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.

Does this change apply to all OVP price-plans - even if the matching
tarriff gives free itemised billing? Or is it very poorly worded?


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PostPosted: 2006-06-06 19:06:09
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Brian McIlwrath wrote in message
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> My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised billing
> will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.
>
> Does this change apply to all OVP price-plans - even if the matching
> tarriff gives free itemised billing? Or is it very poorly worded?

Does it also mean that if you opt out of itemised billed then you can still
view the bills in full (ie itemised) on line?

Tim


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PostPosted: 2006-06-06 18:09:18
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Tim Rogers wrote:

: Does it also mean that if you opt out of itemised billed then you can still
: view the bills in full (ie itemised) on line?

The wording on the bill explicitly states that full itemized bills will
continue to be available online.


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PostPosted: 2006-06-06 19:37:42
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On Tue, 6 Jun 2006 19:06:09 +0100, Tim Rogers
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>Does it also mean that if you opt out of itemised billed then you can still
>view the bills in full (ie itemised) on line?

Yes you can view it on line - or at least thats what it says on the
latest bill. Perhaps its oranges attempt to use less paper and be
more eco friendly ~tntl~
Tym

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PostPosted: 2006-06-07 03:07:12
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Brian McIlwrath wrote:
> My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised billing
> will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.

How do you opt out?


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PostPosted: 2006-06-07 10:15:42
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bob builder wrote:
: > My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised billing
: > will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.

: How do you opt out?

Phone 150 or text BILL to an SMS number I dont have to hand (as the bill
is at home!). There appeared to be no way to do it (that I could see!) on their
website.

It all seems very badly thought out and I am not sure that they can change
the terms of contracts (particularly OVP ones which match competitors
features) at such short notice!


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PostPosted: 2006-06-07 05:01:07
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Brian McIlwrath wrote:
> bob builder wrote:
> : > My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised bi=
lling
> : > will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.
>
> : How do you opt out?
>
> Phone 150 or text BILL to an SMS number I dont have to hand (as the bi=
ll
> is at home!). There appeared to be no way to do it (that I could see!) on=
their
> website.
>
> It all seems very badly thought out and I am not sure that they can change
> the terms of contracts (particularly OVP ones which match competitors
> features) at such short notice!

I am sure this will catch a lot of people out who have old OVP Virgin
SIMs sitting at the bottom of the drawer and will not be able to find
them in time!


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PostPosted: 2006-06-07 18:43:40
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Brian McIlwrath wrote in message
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> My latest OVP Virgin bill which arrived today states that itemised billing
> will be Ł1.50 from July - unless opted out by then.
>
> Does this change apply to all OVP price-plans - even if the matching
> tarriff gives free itemised billing? Or is it very poorly worded?

From what I can gather, it is only legacy Orange Talkplans which are being
charged Ł1.50 for IB.

The following plans are exempt from the Ł1.50 charge.....

OVP Virgin
OVP T-Mobile - they are already charged Ł1 for IB
OVP Vodafone - they are already charged Ł1.76 for IB
OVP O2 - they are already charged 99p for IB
Everyday 50/Direct plans - they are already charged Ł1 for IB
Friends and Family, Liberate, Business Plus and Corporate tariffs.

Simon


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