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All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 1 free Swapable when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other each month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 1 free Swapable when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other each month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 1 free Swapable when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other each month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.

Unlimited texts are subject to a fair usage policy of 3000 texts per month.

If your usage is deemed to be excessive then Orange reserve the right to ask you to moderate your usage, or to charge the excessive amount at your price plan's standard rate; or even to transfer you to a price plan without unlimited texts.

All the information sent to your phone over 3G (data) is measured in megabytes (MBs) or gigabytes (GBs, where 1000MB = 1GB). The more you do online and the more you download, the more data you use.

Orange customers have a data allowance for which there is a fair use policy. If you occasionally use the internet in excess of your limit you may not have any problems. If you regularly exceed this limit, however, Orange will contact you - you will usually have the option of reducing your usage or upgrading your tariff. If you persist in exceeding your limit then in some instances Orange may reduce the speed and access of your internet connection or even suspend your service or close your account.

This tariff also comes with free access to BT Openzone WiFi hotspots around the country so you can use the internet on the go without worrying about your allowance. Simply sign in to an Openzone hotspot using the details you get sent when you first get your contract, and you'll be connected straight away.

Orange's Panther tariff customers can now get extra treats for their phone every month. Examples of Panther Swapables are Sky Sports Mobile TV, a subscription to the The Times Online, Deezer Music Streaming or Orange's Mobile TV service - and there are already 12 different ones to pick from. Panther Swapables give you a free and flexible option to turn your phone into your own personal media hub.

With this Panther tariff get 2 free Swapables when you start your contract, which you can then swap for any other 2 every month. To sign up for your first Swapables simply go to Orange World from your mobile browser and find the Swapables section.