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Old 11-07-2005, 17:15   #14
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Re: who has the cheapest GPRS?

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I use msn on the O2 contract, AFAIK you can leave msn 'open' with no extra cost than that of opening the prog ( waits to be corrected ) then it only costs you per mb of data sent / recieved

The program still has to send packets every few seconds to allow it to acknowledge your still online, but this is a very small amount, so over a long period i'd imagine it would build up slowly
Thanks for the info mate, I'll have to leave it on one month and see how much it costs, either that or install a bandwidth monitor on it and monitor it daily, that would be better, I think
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