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What changed in Ogero Internet today
What really changed for us with Ogero Internet connection.
Past:
We had a 2.3 MBPS with a 8 GB free volume for upload and download, and we pay 11$ for each extra 1 GB we use.
Starting today:
The speed is still showing the same as you can see in the snapshot (suppose to change also) but what really changed is the free volume, it’s now 40 GB for upload and download, also the extra 1 GB usage had changed from 11$ to 4.4$.