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Monday, November 17, 2014

Internet Sharing on a whim, Singapore Airlines Passengers Shocked Hit Rp 13.6 Million Usd Bills

Singapore Airlines Cabin Crew Rooms
Internet Sharing on a whim, Singapore Airlines Passengers Shocked Hit Rp 13.6 Million Usd Bills

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TRIBUNNEWS.COM-a passenger airline Singapore Airlines surprised absurdly after receiving bills amounting to 1.171 U.S. dollars,46 (approx. USD $ 13.6 million) because it has been using the onboard Wi-Fi service. Why can be so expensive?
Jeremy Gutsche Wednesday, the passenger's name, on Wednesday (12/11/2014) flyfrom Heathrow Airport in London to Changi Airport, Singapore. Along the way, heopens the browser with tabs, including 155 e-mail.

In fact, Singapore Airlines, cited from Phone Arena, Saturday (15/11/2014), "just" put up the price of the U.S. dollar to 28,99 data packets of 30 MB.
The package is equivalent to 20 social networking page with photos, 50 web pages, e-mail text, 20 and 15 minutes of music streaming.
However, online activity conducted Gutshe apparently spend more than 30 MB ofbandwidth. As a result, the Bill gets a Gutsche Wednesday 1,142 u.s. dollars for excess usage.

The airline, according to Gutsche Wednesday, has indeed been informed if the data isused more than 30 MB, the price imposed is different.
However, it turned out there was no warning given if the limit is 30 MB Pack he bought was nearly exhausted.

According to Gutsche Wednesday, internet service in the Singapore Airlines aircraftwas also very slow. He claimed it took about an hour to upload a PowerPoint file size 4MB.
Gutsche Wednesday had predicted, for the purposes of that alone cost could reach100 u.s. dollars.

The excess usage quota, Singapore Airlines also blamed Gutsche Wednesdayrecognized herself asleep in flight, while its Internet connection goes on.

Gutsche Wednesday had tried to ask for waivers to social networking throughSingapore Airlines. He also wrote a less actual experience of it in his personal blog.However, it seems the State flag carrier Singapore was unmoved.


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