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Topic # 64952 26-Jul-2010 16:28
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Hi i was previously on an adventure plan for telecom and now I've upgraded to the Pro plan.

My billing cycle is from the 28th June-27th July however when i changed plans it took place on the 26th July. Thus this new plan is only to 26th July-27th July.

I have used past the 20gb by 26th July when my plan change took place. Does that mean I will not have anything credited back and be charged with both the adventure plan and pro plan even though i only got 2 days to use up the new Pro plan? or will i be charged with the adventure plan for 28th June-25th July and be charged with the Pro plan for the 26th-28th of July?

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  Reply # 360806 31-Jul-2010 20:51
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It works like this:


  • You'll be refunded 2 days of Adventure

  • You'll be charged 2 days of Pro

  • You'll be charged for the next month of Pro instead of Adventure


The delta between those is probably very small ($10/15 = $0.67).

But for that $0.67 you would have been able to download 40 gig in those two days - which is pretty reasonable ;)

Then when your anniversary date rolled over, your usage would have reset and you'd have another 40 gig to last you the next month.




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