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1gb o2 payg broaband
FirstTimer4Me
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I have o2 payg bb, it says 1gh does anyone know how long 1gb will last all I want to do is mainly surfing and a downloading some software.
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1gb is nothing really. One film is around 700mb. If you're on PAYG won't it just cut off when you have reached your limit?
Bought is to buy. Brought is to bring.0 -
Averagely surfing standard websites (with graphics but no video) you should get around 40 hours but if you download ANYTHING it reduces proportionately, ie, if you download three pieces of software of 100mb then you will cut your surfing by a third.
Also remember that although 40 hours sounds allot, it isn't. Its just over an hour a day and that's just surfing, add a download or two and you will have eaten that up within a few days.:A:A:A:A:A:A0 -
thanks for the help, I'm working away from home for a couple of days so just need payg for the time i'm away, not sure if I should pay £15.00 for 30 days or £7.50 for 7 daysAveragely surfing standard websites (with graphics but no video) you should get around 40 hours but if you download ANYTHING it reduces proportionately, ie, if you download three pieces of software of 100mb then you will cut your surfing by a third.
Also remember that although 40 hours sounds allot, it isn't. Its just over an hour a day and that's just surfing, add a download or two and you will have eaten that up within a few days.
the £7.50 say 1GB + unlimited wi fi - i've no idea what that means
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it means if you are somewhere where o2 have a wireless hotspot you can connect to it and use it as much as you want0
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FirstTimer4Me wrote: »cheers for that you learn something new each day but i wouldn't have a clue how do connect to a wireless hotspot


Just open your web browser when at the hotspot and it will tell you how.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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i clicked on my homepage "Google" but it says " IE cannot display the webpage"Just open your web browser when at the hotspot and it will tell you how.
i clicked on diagnoise problem and connect to a network has opened up with 3 networks showing
1 cellular profile dial up connection
1 tataraTmp unsecured network
1 unnamed Network security enabled network0 -
So what hotspot are you at? List here:
http://www.o2.co.uk/support/broadbandinternet/wirelesshotspotsNo free lunch, and no free laptop
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ta for you help i really do appreciate it, this might sound stupid but I don't fully undertsnad, do I have to actually be inside a hotspot, for example say Mcdonalds, do I have to be inside? what if i'm 3 miles away?So what hotspot are you at? List here:
http://www.o2.co.uk/support/broadbandinternet/wirelesshotspots0 -
FirstTimer4Me wrote: »ta for you help i really do appreciate it, this might sound stupid but I don't fully undertsnad, do I have to actually be inside a hotspot, for example say Mcdonalds, do I have to be inside? what if i'm 3 miles away?
If you are 3 miles away from the hotspot you won't be connecting, if you're 30 metres away maybe, at a push0
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