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Last time I realized that when I connect to internet directly via Windows' Connect To it lasts some 10 sec. and using VMC some 2-3 minutes, so I decided to use the first option. Unfortunately the usage counter in VMC doesn't count the usage of this kind, so I don't know if I already reached my limit. I looked onto the page with the bills online and I found myself gobsmacked... Who really does need an information about every 3MB and its timing? What I want is a total of it up to some fixed date (I understand that there is 72 hours delay, it would be OK if I simply knew that I used such-a-such amount of B up to then). I considered totalling all data, some 100 pages of 20 lines, but gave up.
I don't think that writing a program totalling daily data and showing them online as well as other payable usage (I think my SMS is on 53 page, or maybe 74?) in user-friendly way isn't hard, I would do this myself, but I don't want to offend your intelligence and I'm leaving this to you, all right?
Last time I realized that when I connect to internet directly via Windows' Connect To it lasts some 10 sec. and using VMC some 2-3 minutes, so I decided to use the first option. Unfortunately the usage counter in VMC doesn't count the usage of this kind, so I don't know if I already reached my limit. I looked onto the page with the bills online and I found myself gobsmacked... Who really does need an information about every 3MB and its timing? What I want is a total of it up to some fixed date (I understand that there is 72 hours delay, it would be OK if I simply knew that I used such-a-such amount of B up to then). I considered totalling all data, some 100 pages of 20 lines, but gave up.
I don't think that writing a program totalling daily data and showing them online as well as other payable usage (I think my SMS is on 53 page, or maybe 74?) in user-friendly way isn't hard, I would do this myself, but I don't want to offend your intelligence and I'm leaving this to you, all right?
