Bolt On Terms and Conditions
Generic data terms and conditions

Data usage is measured in kilobytes (KB). 1MB = 1024 Kilobytes (KB), 1024 MB = 1 Gigabyte (GB)
Data usage is rounded to the nearest kilobyte on a daily basis and charges are rounded up to the nearest 1p.
You are billed for the amount of data that travels over the data network. Please note that your bill may include charges for re-sent data packets and packets added to control the flow of data over the network.
You will lose any inclusive data allowance previously included as part of your O2 voice tariff when you add on a data tariff.
The Charges set out within this Charges Schedule do not incorporate data roaming rates which are set out here Data roaming charges
To access O2’s data services your mobile device must be data compatible and enabled.
All prices shown are for payment by Direct Debit - a different rate may apply if paying by another method.
Access to data services is subject to network coverage.
Connection to a data tariff is subject to status and credit checking.
The Minimum Period is 1 month if a data tariff or Bolt On is added to a voice tariff.
O2 Web Bolt On

The monthly subscription package for the O2 Web Bolt On can only be added to a consumer voice tariff and allows you unlimited use of O2’s 3G/GPRS Mobile Data Services for Permitted Uses only.

Permitted Uses of O2 Web Bolt On are uses of your SIM Card within a handheld mobile device for the purposes of Internet Browsing and email (excluding BlackBerry® email) only.

Any other use of the O2 Web Bolt On will not be a Permitted Use, including but not limited to:

Use of the O2 Web Bolt On with Data Cards or Modems;

* Instant Messaging,
* IP Telephony,
* Point 2 Point file sharing and file transfer,
* VoIP (e.g. Skype™),
* Video and TV streaming,
* Slingboxes; and
* Use in conjunction with routers.

O2 reserves the right to suggest an upgrade to the O2 Web Max tariff or to withdraw the O2 Web Bolt On from you at any time if O2 reasonably suspects you of using the service for uses other than the Permitted Uses or abuse of the service, including using an atypical volume of data as compared to normal users of the O2 Web Bolt On, which will normally be less than 200MB of usage within a one month bill cycle (termed “fair usage”).

O2 will contact you before O2 Web Bolt On is withdrawn or upgraded. If for any reason contact is not possible then O2 may temporarily bar the service until contact can be made. In the event that O2 withdraws the O2 Web Bolt On, O2 is not obliged to offer any alternative replacement service. If O2 determines that you may upgrade to an alternative tariff which is more appropriate for your requirements then, if you consent, O2 will transfer you to the alternative service as soon as is reasonably practicable after you advise O2 that this is what you wish to do.

In these terms the expression “you” shall mean the Customer, and your shall be interpreted accordingly.
O2 Web Max

The O2 Web Max tariff can be added to an O2 consumer voice tariff and allows you unlimited use of O2’s 3G/GPRS Mobile Data Services for Permitted Uses only. Permitted Uses of O2 Web Max are use of your SIM Card within a handheld mobile device for Internet Browsing and email (excludes BlackBerry® email) and use with a Data Card or Modem.

Any other use of the O2 Web Max tariff will not be a Permitted Use, including but not limited to:

* Instant Messaging,
* IP Telephony,
* VoIP (e.g. Skype™),
* Video and TV streaming; and
* Slingboxes.

O2 reserves the right to withdraw the O2 Web Max tariff from you at any time if O2 reasonably suspects you of using the service for uses other than the Permitted Uses or abuse of the service, including using an atypical volume of data as compared to normal users of the O2 Web Max tariff, which will normally be less than 3GB of usage within a one month bill cycle (termed “fair usage”).

O2 will contact you before O2 Web Max is withdrawn or upgraded. If for any reason contact is not possible then O2 may temporarily bar the service until contact can be made. In the event that O2 withdraws the O2 Web Max tariff, O2 is not obliged to offer any alternative replacement service. If O2 determines that you may upgrade to an alternative tariff which is more appropriate for your requirements then, if you consent, O2 will transfer you to the alternative service as soon as is reasonably practicable after you advise O2 that this is what you wish to do.

In these terms the expression “you” shall mean the Customer, and your shall be interpreted accordingly.

Use of the O2 Web Bolt On with Data Cards or Modems;

* Instant Messaging,
* IP Telephony,
* Point 2 Point file sharing and file transfer,
* VoIP (e.g. Skype™),
* Video and TV streaming,
* Slingboxes; and
* Use in conjunction with routers.

On 2007-10-06 02:36:21, miss uk wrote:
3 are cheaper then T-Mobile though