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"dozens of movies" for 193k? If she downloaded 199 movies (assuming they'd say "hundreds" if it were 200 or more) at 4GB each that's 796 GB or $242.46/GB. Sound
by imgabe 16y ago
"dozens of movies" for 193k? If she downloaded 199 movies (assuming they'd say "hundreds" if it were 200 or more) at 4GB each that's 796 GB or $242.46/GB. Sounds more like the power company was getting ripped off by their data provider.
- mambodog 16y agoIf they had chosen a plan with very little included data allowance it may have had high excess usage costs. Looking at the Telstra Business website[1], their $19/month 1GB plan has an excess usage rate of $0.25 per MB. Yes, megabyte. For your guess of 796GB that would work out to over $200,000. [1] http://www.telstrabusiness.com/business/portal/online/site/productsservices/memberplans.44018 http://www.telstrabusiness.com/business/portal/online/site/p...
- imgabe 16y agoJust because it's an excess usage charge, doesn't mean that it's reasonable.