Costs of Peak and Nonpeak calls/Deleting tabs

[Anonymous]

Two queries:

1. I am a recent O2 user. I didnt Know call charges varied by time of day - I am on a monthly contract and was surprised to see a landline charge of over £3.00 labelled as "peak" and a charge to another 02 phone which I had thought was always free.

2. I often find I cant load addtional material as it says I can't open another tab until I delete some that are open. But I cant work out how to delete them!! Can anyone help??

[Anonymous]

I should have added I have a Samsung S3 mini

[Bambino]

What tariff are you on?

[Anonymous]

200 mins per month.

[Anonymous]

200 minutes to what any network/02 etc and when you say the calls are charged I assume your taling after you've used up your allowance

[MI5]

You will only get charged after you've used your allowance up so stay inside your 200 mins and you'll be fine. All charges outside the allowance are clearly stated on the website against your tariff details.

To close tabs in your browser press the symbol at the top right of the screen which is a square with a number in it (number represents the number of open tabs) then when they minimise press the red minus sign to close them fully.

[Bambino]

Alternatively, if you are consistently going over your monthly allowance you might want to think about increasing your tariff and minutes. Mobile phone companies are always happy to let you do that. 

[Anonymous]

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@Bambino wrote:

Alternatively, if you are consistently going over your monthly allowance you might want to think about increasing your tariff and minutes. Mobile phone companies are always happy to let you do that. 

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Very true

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Bambino wrote:

Alternatively, if you are consistently going over your monthly allowance you might want to think about increasing your tariff and minutes. Mobile phone companies are always happy to let you do that. 

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Very true

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And it just so happens if your tariff is Q112 or before, the chances are that a Q113 tariff will probably be cheaper if you increase your minutes (since data is now included).

But with regards to the OP: Peak and Off Peak haven't been relevant on any of our tariffs in the last few years. Back, probably 2007 and before, tariffs had different rates and so everyone's bill shows if the calls were made peak or offpeak but geenerally this is irrelevant as you will get charged a standard rate once your minutes run out - which is usually 35p per minute.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Bambino wrote:

Alternatively, if you are consistently going over your monthly allowance you might want to think about increasing your tariff and minutes. Mobile phone companies are always happy to let you do that. 

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Very true

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And it just so happens if your tariff is Q112 or before, the chances are that a Q113 tariff will probably be cheaper if you increase your minutes (since data is now included).

But with regards to the OP: Peak and Off Peak haven't been relevant on any of our tariffs in the last few years. Back, probably 2007 and before, tariffs had different rates and so everyone's bill shows if the calls were made peak or offpeak but geenerally this is irrelevant as you will get charged a standard rate once your minutes run out - which is usually 35p per minute.

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So thats why the bill still shows peak etc good to know