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# 39205 11-Aug-2009 08:17
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Hi guys,

So I ran out my broadband cap this month downloading games for my son on the xbox and my wife is spewing because she cant get on her beloved facebook, well not quickly anyway...

Whats the deal these days with changing plans on telecom, could I move to a bigger plan for two weeks and then when my bill cycle is up move back?

Or am I better to just move to bigtime? how bad is the traffic management?




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  # 245181 11-Aug-2009 13:46
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nah dude u cant change mid month but here is a thread all about telecoms newer plan Big Time, lots of reading
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=39&topicid=36644

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  # 245218 11-Aug-2009 15:00
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I think you can change mid-month on Telecom from one plan to another, they pro rata the charges. You can only do one plan change per month.

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