02 pay as you go Question

[Stampax]

Does anyone know if I sign up to a sim card only pay as you go deal on 02, is there a way to pay a set amount for unlimited browsing?

Have been looking on their website, and can't see it anywhere...

[anjo]

There is a web bolt on for £7.50 a month.

However when reading their T&C's earlier this evening I saw that it said you had to be on specific tariffs in order to get a bolt on:

Taken from Bolt on T&C's
"1. Bolt Ons are available on Pay & Go Original, Pay & Go Talkalotmore, Favourite Place, O2 Trio and Pay & Go Talkalot tariffs."

EDIT: I have just found in the terms and conditions:

If you have a Browsing or O2 Web Bolt On, your Text Anytime inclusive browsing allowance will be used first followed by your Bolt On allowance. so you must be able to get the web bolt on for the online tariffs too

[Stampax]

Cheers for that - alkthough having a look it seems the unlimited is actually only 200 meg!!!!! Now come on, that's hardly unlimited for a month of browsing is it!

[anjo]

The bit I was surprised to read was:

# Permitted Uses are use of your SIM card within a handheld mobile device for the purposes of internet browsing only. Any other use of the O2 Web Bolt On will not be a Permitted Use, including but not limited to:

1. Email;
2. Use with Data Cards or Modems;
3. Instant Messaging,
4. IP Telephony,
5. Point 2 Point file sharing and file transfer,
6. VoIP (e.g. Skype™),
7. Video and TV streaming,
8. Slingboxes; and
9. Use in conjunction with routers.

Not to be used for email?

[Stampax]

Originally Posted by anjo

The bit I was surprised to read was:

# Permitted Uses are use of your SIM card within a handheld mobile device for the purposes of internet browsing only. Any other use of the O2 Web Bolt On will not be a Permitted Use, including but not limited to:

1. Email;
2. Use with Data Cards or Modems;
3. Instant Messaging,
4. IP Telephony,
5. Point 2 Point file sharing and file transfer,
6. VoIP (e.g. Skype™),
7. Video and TV streaming,
8. Slingboxes; and
9. Use in conjunction with routers.

Not to be used for email?

lol. Think I might stear clear!