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Re: Am I reading this right? Unlimited use for extra $25? said by Dogfather:So for $25 in penalties you get unlimited use? That's the way I read it, that the per GB penalty caps out at $25. Or do they cut your service off at $25 in overage? That isn't the way I read it. It doesn't spell it out in the Q&A section, but my take is that once you reach that $25 overage fee, you will get cut off. And why I think that is that the different tiers get different amounts of bytes transferred for that $25 overage fee. Those in the higher more expensive tiers get more bytes. If they weren't going to cut you off, why bother with the distinction because everyone could just buy the lowest tier and then file transfer like crazy at the lowest tier price and never pay more than $25 extra.
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Niagara Falls, ON | said by fAcEtIOUs:That isn't the way I read it. It doesn't spell it out in the Q&A section, but my take is that once you reach that $25 overage fee, you will get cut off. Bzzt. That is the maximum charge for overage, your service will not get cut off once you hit the magic $25 number. Rogers still reserves the right to cut you off just like any ISP anywhere does, but this setup is identical to what Bell had, though Bell is abandoning it as of June and going the way of Videotron and causing people to re-mortgage their house to pay for overage fees.
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