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oh i have never gone over my 500mb....think i will having read i will just get a warning....haha...anyhow i am on a 12 month contract and that runs out soon so it dont really affect me as i will be switching from voda come december.
as you fellow Vodafone N900 users are aware our 'unlimited internet' package (FUP 500MB) is now no longer branded as unlimited and VF are looking to charge users for going over the 500MB FUP.
Since they enforced the new policy has anyone actually been charged and therefore been able to envoke the T&C's clause whereby the user has a right to terminate their contract?