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O2 charging £14.68 for tethering your iPhone

...And they are charging £14.68 for tethering - (using your phone as a modem). Customers have already paid for the 'unlimited' wifi/3G access so why are we expected to pay twice?

This is absolutely outrageous.

Why is O2 treating existing Apple iPhone customers so badly?

I sent a letter to O2 this morning (via their website) regarding the unfair treatment of existing iPhone customers who are being forced to buy out of current contract in order to buy the new iPhone 3GS:

I am not out of contract on my iPhone until 10 January 2010 and understand that O2 has barred existing customers from getting the new iPhone 3GS until the contract renewal date.

I am extremely annoyed by this.

I am on the £45 tariff and barely use half of my call allowance every month, if that. Bearing this in mind I must be pretty close to having paid for the cost of my handset already and therefore think it is only fair that I should be allowed to purchase the new phone.

I am quite happy to go onto the longer 24-month contract and to remain on the £45 tariff. Of course a contract is a contract and given the upfront subsidy provided by O2 I appreciate the company needs to recoup its costs, but I believe you have already done this in my case.

I hope O2 is flexible enough to accomodate my request or I shall be downgrading my tariff forthwith.