i know this isnt a desire topic but this is just a warning to you all.
Im currently on Orange and i found out iv been charged an extra £140Ish pounds over the past 4 months...
you know why?
Delivery reports....
Iv never been charged in my life for them and now they are charged at 1p per text which doesnt sound a lot, but each month i send around 1400-1900 texts.
Anybody on orange please check your bills and your phone for delivery reports and for the love of god turn them off.
Orange syarted charging for del reports when they introduced plans with "unlimited" texts - Prob to recoup some ££, however it wasn't long before they applied it to all plans... Mike
Surely it would have showed up on your account before?do you use the orange app to check your mins,data and anything else?its the only good Orange app LOL
I'm on Orange and my bills have gone down since i got the Desire by £7 a month at least. Glad i don't have delivery reports on, never had and never will. Can't see the point in them. Once its sent, its sent
I have looked on my online account and i can see 9p below every text ive sent. The thing is, it isnt ticked on my settings on my phone so i dont no why they are charging me. Do i need to call them up to de-activate that setting?
Whats the app called that you can check your usage?
Now i no why everyone said orange was a pricey network!
Not in my T&C's been on an orange contract for over 4 years, never had a new one for any renewals
Been around as long as the animal plans have.
I turned mine off when I was with orange after they mass text'd everyone about the change. Not been for orange for 2.5 yars, and was only on one animal plan which was dolphin 35 18 months. Making this charge around for approx 4 years.
Just about all networks charge for del reports - about 1p a text.
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Originally Posted by knoxy5000
Can't see the point in them. Once its sent, its sent
Not quite.
It's sometimes useful to know that a message has been opened - and presumably, read - at the far end.
Think of it as confirmation of receipt for a "signed for" postal package.
Otherwise you have no way of really knowing if it physically arrived at the destination, short of asking - but since you're likely to phone and ask, it would therefore have been a bit pointless sending the SMS in the first place.
Bloody shame that Orange charge for them though...
I have looked on my online account and i can see 9p below every text ive sent. The thing is, it isnt ticked on my settings on my phone so i dont no why they are charging me. Do i need to call them up to de-activate that setting?
Whats the app called that you can check your usage?
Now i no why everyone said orange was a pricey network!
Yes, I have the same.It is not 9p. It is 0.009, which translates to just under 1p. Mine though was activated. I have now deacivated it and I hope the 0.009 charge will stop
I was charged 25p for everyone I texted via group texts. Orange had them down as mms. They refunded me over ten pounds with no explanation as to why. Don't use group messaging anymore.
Yes, I have the same.It is not 9p. It is 0.009, which translates to just under 1p. Mine though was activated. I have now deacivated it and I hope the 0.009 charge will stop
How did you do that, did u call them and can they get rid of that feature?
I hate when contracts do that, i had no idea about it.
Luckily 3 don't charge for delivery reports although for some reason they dont seem to do anything on my Desire anyway, I dont get any notification or anything!
Luckily 3 don't charge for delivery reports although for some reason they dont seem to do anything on my Desire anyway, I dont get any notification or anything!
I come to the end of my billing period tonight and I've actually used 2,874 of my 4,000 free texts this month. The curse of being in a long distance relationship I guess!
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