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mike11111 | 13:50 Mon 09th May 2011 | Computers
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I connect to the internet via an O2 mobile dongle (PAYG). For £15 I get 2 gb for thirty days, which expires when I have used up my allowance or thirty days have passed. Yesterday when I logged on I had 300mb left. I wasn't on for long, but when I logged on again shortly after midnight I found that I had no allowance left. I realised that the thirty days were up so topped up again. On doing so I was informed that my allowance was now 2.3gb, which looks as though the 300mb I had lost through expiry of time had been restored. Strange.
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I pay £10 a month with T-Mobile dongle on contract for unlimited access.
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