How much do you charge per GB ...

[Laxmikantht]

Is it correct sentence?

How much do you charge per GB if I used more Data than you have given Data.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks

 

[Rover_KE]

[STRIKE]Is it correct sentence[/STRIKE] Is this sentence correct?

How much do you charge [STRIKE]per[/STRIKE] in GB pounds if I use more data than you have given data.

Can anyone help me?

[STRIKE]Thanks[/STRIKE] Just click 'Thank' after you receive a useful answer.

I don't understand the underlined phrase.

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[tedmc]

How much do you charge for each gigabyte (GB) of data usage beyond the quota provided (in a SIM card)?

Data should not be capitalized.

 

[emsr2d2]

Your title refers to "GB pounds" (currency) but your actual sentence refers to "per Gb" (data). Which one did you mean?

 

[Rover_KE]

To be fair, it was I who totally misunderstood 'GB' and added 'pounds' in the title.

Laxmikantht's original title was something like 'Is it correct sentence'.

I never did understand gigabytes, and I'll change them all back when I get a spare nanosecond or two (I bet I got that wrong, too).

 

[Tarheel]

I think it takes longer than a nanosecond.
;-)

 

[teechar]

I never did understand gigabytes,

You never know. With the way the world is going, and cryptocurrency (which I don't understand) and all, we might be paying in gigabytes in the future, alright. :-?

 

[Rover_KE]

I think it takes longer than a nanosecond.
;-)

Thought so—that's why I added 'or two'.

 

[Skrej]

I would say something like "What's the charge for exceeding my data limit?"

 

[Laxmikantht]

Thanks for correcting my mistakes.

What i am saying " How much do you charge each gigabyte beyond the quota provided?"

 

[Rover_KE]

Thanks for correcting my mistakes.

What I am [STRIKE]saying[/STRIKE] asking is "[no space here]How much do you charge per gigabyte beyond the quota provided?"

That's better.

 

[emsr2d2]

Or "How much do you charge per gigabyte once I've used up my [data] allowance?"