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Read it and weep (as reported by Businessweek):

Orange in the UK is also tweaking its Pay As You Consume standard, per MB rate. Orange Business Services customers who will see the standard rate reduced from £3.50 per MB for data cards and £4.50 per MB for handsets, to £2.55 per MB for both data cards and handsets. Pay Monthly customers will also see prices fall from £8 per MB to £3 per MB; and Pay as You Go customers will see prices fall from £8 per MB to £4 per MB.

Kill me now.

Oh, and they’ve reduced roaming to some other piece of shit rubbish crap rate that is still stupid. Next. Don’t care. Byee.

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Comments to “Orange launches revolutionary piece of shit mobile data rates for UK”

  • Ha! I went in to the Orange shop on Market Street in Manchester last week to see what the N82 Black looked like up close. Of course, a sales assistant asked if he could help. I thought I'd ask about data (even though I know they're shit for data). He said “You can add unlimited data for £8″). “Wow!” I thought. “Maybe they've just launched a new tariff today that I haven't heard about”!

    “Is it it really unlimited?” I asked. I'd have bought an N82 there and then if he'd have said yes. “Well, it's limited to 30MB per month” he sheepishly replied.

    I laughed and walked out.

    Posted by MartinSFP on May 22nd, 2008 at 3:22 am.
  • Orange have already lost my custom because of their ridiculous data packages….. I wonder how many others will follow suit…….

    Posted by SteveRowlands on May 22nd, 2008 at 3:26 am.
  • that is totally ridiculous but a super demonstration of realities with
    Orange, Martin!

    Posted by smstextnews on May 22nd, 2008 at 6:10 am.
  • It doesn't matter what it costs - you won't be able to use it anyway: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/21/orange_...

    Posted by Ben Smith on May 22nd, 2008 at 12:34 pm.

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