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Orange Is Upgrading Its 2-Hour/20 Gb Plan but Increasing the Price: How Can You Refuse the Increase?
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Orange is adding 20GB of internet to its 2-hour mobile plan, but this upgrade won't be free. Subscribers will be notified by email but can decline the offer.
The orange operator presented a remarkable renewal of its television service on July 15. It had a very good reception from its customers, presenting new features that allow to revitalize the functions that it offers us. Now, some customers have reported problems with some of its fast channels that have been confirmed by the firm. The renewal of Orange TV that was communicated through its website on July 15, had a very good reception by the custo…
Orange Is Upgrading Its 2-Hour/20 Gb Plan but Increasing the Price: How Can You Refuse the Increase?
Orange has announced an upcoming upgrade to its 2h/20GB plan. Starting in September, it will offer twice as much cellular data... but with a (small) price increase in return. [Read more] Every morning, WhatsApp comes alive with the latest tech news. Join our Frandroid channel so you don't miss a thing!
Orange modifies another mobile plan: more data, but also more expensive with the possibility to refuse but it will have to be done quickly. The subscribers concerned are notified by email. After increasing the content and the price of its 2h 20GB package, Orange now applies the same principle to [...] The Orange article continues to take over the practices of Bouygues Telecom and SFR, the bill may increase for some subscribers has been published…
While the summer period is in full swing, Orange is changing its entry-level mobile packages by discreetly increasing prices. The 2h 4GB package is going up to 8GB... but with a price increase of 2€. If the addition of data might seem beneficial, the method used to notify customers is a cause for concern. By leaving only a few weeks to refuse the evolution, Orange is relaunching the debate on transparency, customer consent and the commercial and…
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