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My monthly bill is slowly creeping up from £10, £11.60 and now £12:20…  Why is this? As I've not used hardly any of my data and it's rolled over? It should be £10 every month.

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Jatty666 wrote:

My monthly bill is slowly creeping up from £10, £11.60 and now £12:20…  Why is this? As I've not used hardly any of my data and it's rolled over? It should be £10 every month.

  • Set your bill cap to zero
  • Turn off Roaming
  • Turn off Premium

Then, wait for your bill to be generated. It will give you a full breakdown of all the charges. If you're unhappy with anything on the bill, speak to a live chat agent who will raise a ticket disputing the charges on your behalf.

https://idmobile.co.uk/live-chat

 

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MZone
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You will have to check your bill for the breakdown. 


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Jatty666 wrote:

My monthly bill is slowly creeping up from £10, £11.60 and now £12:20…  Why is this? As I've not used hardly any of my data and it's rolled over? It should be £10 every month.

  • Set your bill cap to zero
  • Turn off Roaming
  • Turn off Premium

Then, wait for your bill to be generated. It will give you a full breakdown of all the charges. If you're unhappy with anything on the bill, speak to a live chat agent who will raise a ticket disputing the charges on your behalf.

https://idmobile.co.uk/live-chat

 


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Thank you 🤩👊


Tom
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Hi ​@Jatty666 

 

We’d recommend checking the monthly bill, this should be possible in your iD Mobile app as suggested by ​@MZone.

 

To avoid unwanted extra charges, we’d recommend adjusting your bill cap to an amount you’re comfortable with, as suggested by ​@WelshPaul.

 

Thanks for the help ​@MZone & ​@WelshPaul.

 

Tom