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Linda51 | 21:23 Tue 03rd Jan 2012 | Technology
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My daughter has just been in contact with me, she is on holiday in Florida and is in a hotel where the WiFi is free, and has just received a bill from orange for £200 for using the internet. Does anyone know how this can be correctm she has only sent a few email messages.
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Has she turned her data roaming off? This will pile up the cost of a bill if it is not off.
If your supplier (i.e. Orange) is connecting the call then they are going to charge for the service regardless of what the usual practice is in FLorida.

I'm not a great expert on this but as I understand it you may connect to the Internet via your supplier, or you may connect via someone's wireless modem. The latter if available, it ought not attract charges. Your daughter ought to check how she is connecting.

£200 sounds a heck of a lot, but has she been surfing too ? And it is international rates.
if its a free wi fi connection there should be no charges
look at the orange web site at her / your account / billing details see what the charges are for

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