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rae	I went on the internet on my cell without using wifi? At my school we don't have wifi so I went to my 'Mobile Networks' setting thing and clicked on 'Data enabled' which enables data access over mobile networks. And it made my internet work during school. I was on that for about an hour.. Was that not free? I don't have free internet and the only way I could use internet is wifi but idk how I got internet.. Will it charge me? If so how much or how can I check how much internet i've uesd? :/ I have t-mobile and an android. 5 answer(s)
	Best Answer: I would be surprised if T-Mobile did. If you have an Android smart phone, you are automatically required to purchase some data pack- unless you bought the phone used or off contract. Assuming that you bought the phone with a contract and you didn't have any data left, you still would be okay as T-Mobile doesn't charge you for going over your data limit- it just slows you down. You shouldn't expect to see any charges, but if you do, call T-Mobile and tell them you accidentally got on the internet and they will most likely remove the charge from your bill. View more answers to this question.
More Answers Bill Don't be surprised when your bill at the end of the month is about 1,000 bucks. cdabexx There will probably be an additional charge on your phone bill this month. I don't know how much, sorry. eric You're probably going to get charged a lot. Since you somehow managed to get a smart phone without a data plan they are going to charge you out of your a** for the data you used. Also, expect for them to add a data plan to your phone now. Hopefully you didn't watch Netflix or YouTube. Eric I would be surprised if T-Mobile did. If you have an Android smart phone, you are automatically required to purchase some data pack- unless you bought the phone used or off contract. Assuming that you bought the phone with a contract and you didn't have any data left, you still would be okay as T-Mobile doesn't charge you for going over your data limit- it just slows you down. You shouldn't expect to see any charges, but if you do, call T-Mobile and tell them you accidentally got on the internet and they will most likely remove the charge from your bill. Gus its about 15-25c per mb. about an hour on facebook would be about.. 2-3mbs. if your with prepaid, get a cap that has free internet usage or one that has a certain amount of usage, eg 500mb, 1gb etc.. if your on a plan just buy a package, probs about 5 - 10 bucks more.