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which is better or cheaper kb or mb if your using data for a long time or a short time |
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@3mel | 5 March 16 | |
you're not for real, you can't be... ?!
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@bigabwoi | 5 March 16 | |
He has to win a prize for this one
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@sharkies | 5 March 16 | |
im only asking as there is to many different answers on this one
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@3mel | 5 March 16 | |
what you've asked is the same as wondering if you can travel further if you measure in kilometres or metres. 1000 kb's is 1mb |
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@sharkies | 5 March 16 | |
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some say its better to charge for data in mb's if yous using it for a long time wear others just wanna check something quick so they'll rather be charged in kb's
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@bigabwoi | 6 March 16 | |
Either way it depends on how much you using. If you get charged for 300kbs its like getting charged for 0.3mbs. Like 3mel said, travelling 1000metres is the same as 1km. Will use the same amount of fuel therefore costing you the same amount of money no matter which way you look at it. Oh well, each to there own i guess. Whatever makes you sleep peacefully
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@polo_011 | 6 March 16 | |
@ 3mel - 5.03.16 - 04:59pm what you've asked is the same as wondering if you can travel further if you measure in kilometres or metres. 1000 kb's is 1mb Give this man a Bell's. |
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@dorian2k | 6 March 16 | |
sharkie I swear u can ask some one of a kind questions... u must be from out of space
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@nosfratu | 6 March 16 | |
I've never heard of a service provider charging in kb's or mb's... Its irrelevant in fact.. As if you are on a data plan or prepaid topup whatever if you have a 1GB then it will use up data to that value that u have so u know u can only surf download or stream for that amount only difference is some service providers might be cheaper than others. So its up to u to look for the service provider that suits your needs
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@crail | 6 March 16 | |
All service providers in uk charge by the mb
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