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I've been paying $1.99 to Google for 100gb of Google One storage. A bit over a week ago, I got a new Metro $50 plan which includes 100 gb of Google One for free. How do I get the $1.99 charge per month eliminated?
When I look at my Google One plan, it still shows 100 gb at $1.99 per month.
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Cancel your current plan
Thanks for the reply.
I did cancel my previous Google One service and left it cancelled for a few weeks until it would have been time to renew it.
I thought I was signing up for their $50 plan which includes unlimited data, 100 gb of Google One storage, and 5 gb of hotspot.
However, when I go to Plan Details/Your Plan, it says I have a $40 Promotion Plan (Requires Port), with unlimited data, no Google One and now no hotspot data. The first and second months I had this plan it said I had 5 gb of hotspot data. The third month it said 10 gb of hotspot data. And now it says Mobile Hotspot Not Allowed.
I signed up using the $30 credit by the Affordable Connectivity Program. So my monthly bill should be $10. But in May I was charged $20. In June I was charged $30. In August I was charged $10.
The plan type, hotspot and billing inconsistencies are frustrating.
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