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Dispute with Orange over data roaming charges
Hi everyone
I'm currently locked in a dispute with Orange over extortionate bill for data roaming and wondered if anyone here has experienced something similar.
I signed up for a data bundle before leaving the UK with the understanding that I would receive a text message alerting me when I had reached my limit. No message ever arrived and I even called Orange whilst abroad to double check this and was once again told an alert would be sent.
Has anyone else been told the same thing or received a message to that effect?
Thanks.
I'm currently locked in a dispute with Orange over extortionate bill for data roaming and wondered if anyone here has experienced something similar.
I signed up for a data bundle before leaving the UK with the understanding that I would receive a text message alerting me when I had reached my limit. No message ever arrived and I even called Orange whilst abroad to double check this and was once again told an alert would be sent.
Has anyone else been told the same thing or received a message to that effect?
Thanks.
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Where did you go to? What are the Ts and Cs around the bundle - ie, did they tell you that if you don't get the text you still pay the bill?
Browse the forum - Orange are a nightmare with data charges it would seem, though I've had no personal experience.0 -
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albionrovers wrote: »
Interestingly I don't think this story makes any mention of "roaming" - looks like these are just regular data charges accrued whist in the UK.
Orange cunningly price their data bundles quite reasonably at about 1p per MB (it costs me £12 each time I purchase a 1GB data bundle on PAYG), yet if you ever make the mistake of allowing a bundle to run out they suddenly start charging £650 per GB instead of £12!
They even market the bundle as "save £638" to make it sound like a total bargain.0
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