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skewt

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#136265 20-Nov-2013 21:41
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I logged into my account and I notice at the top it now says

"All of our data packs now come with unlimited data between 1am and 7am. Add a data pack now! "

Does this mean you HAVE to have a data pack to get unlimited overnight now?


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sidefx
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  #938214 20-Nov-2013 21:46
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I think that's always been the case, at least as far as I knew. (Not sure if they've always correctly enforced it when measuring data use, but AFAIK that's always been how the free 1-7am downloads were supposed to work)




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  #938234 20-Nov-2013 21:52
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hmm probably was and I never noticed until the new layout,
I only recently removed the extra data pack as haven't had time to be able to use it but might have to add one back in :|

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  #938330 21-Nov-2013 09:06
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Hi skewt

Yep, unlimited nights is a feature of the add-on data packs, its not included as standard with our base plans.

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