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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › Rollover data coming to Skinny soon?


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Ultimate Geek

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#150299 17-Jul-2014 18:20
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I saw this when I check my data balance today.



In the past (well, at least a few days ago), it won't tell me how much data will expire when.

Makes me think... is roll over data coming to Skinny soon?  =-)

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  #1090931 17-Jul-2014 18:24
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Rollover data could be coming, Im quite suprised that they haven't done it already as 2degrees have had it for months.

 

Although, this could just be saying you have a total of 477.30MB, and 477MB of that is going to expire on the 12th of August, As in If you had multiple data packs that expired at different times

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  #1091203 18-Jul-2014 09:49
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please do rollover data skinny! laughing

 
 
 
 


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  #1092947 21-Jul-2014 12:17
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I noticed this too. Fingers crossed for rollover data.

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