Set a maximum price limit for your broadband to £0 is no more... not!

[#1]

FALSE ALARM!

OK they did it now!  
Thanks a lot. I guess this month is my last, and right when i temporarily moved to the £11.49 deal.
How will this change affect you? Especially those that relied on this feature? Now more sadistic reasons to upgrade your value package to £11.49.

[#2]

Your kidding?!  You mean you can no longer set your over charge limit to £0?  So what is the minimum?

[#3]

No problem setting £0 on my PlusNet Pro account. I even removed the existing (£0) amount and added it again without any problems.

[#4]

the new minimum is £5. anything below it is discarded. i tried it with the value package and extra package. not sure about pro.

[#5]

It's working fine on 2 value packages that I have got.
Phil

[#6]

@paqize
It wouldn't let you change to £0 additional as you'd already used an additional 5GB last billing month. If you change it now you should be able to set it to 0 as your usage reset overnight as today is your billing date.

[#7]

This effectively means that, if you intend to temporarily raise your limit for one month, you can't put the limit back down (for future months) until (at least) your billing date.
That in turn means you run the risk of running up your bill for next month, if you forget, or if you go over the limit before you manage to log in..
Perhaps you need to be able to manage 2 values: The default value to be applied to all future months; and an overridden value for this particular month.

[#8]

Quote from: Chris

@paqize It wouldn't let you change to £0 additional as you'd already used an additional 5GB last billing month. If you change it now you should be able to set it to 0 as your usage reset overnight as today is your billing date.

ah thats great news indeed!
yippee, im not moving afterall! atm im on the 60gb cause i need to do some heavy adownloading then back to valueeeeeeeeeeeeeee!