Okay provider otherwise, but in my opinion it's predatory to charge for a data limit. Do not trust them to keep your best interests in mind. My wife turned off her data as soon as she got a notification that she was over her bundle, and now she's paying a significant portion of the monthly cost for the measly 56 megabyte of data that she went over. If you don't want it to happen, you have to pay them an extra charge monthly. I'm sure that technically, this doesn't cost them anything. Seems like a bit of a protection racket.
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