Here's how to reactivate your EE service:
Your credit limit works in a similar way to a credit card limit.
This is the maximum amount you're allowed to spend at any given time on your account, across all your phones and devices.
It includes all monthly charges including the cost of your price plan, VAT and all usage charges.
When the credit limit is exceeded your account will be suspended.
A credit limit should not be used as a budgeting tool. You'll always be responsible for all the charges applied to your account. We can also change or withdraw your limit at any time without notice.
A credit limit is different to a Spend Cap which you can use to control your spending.
We set your credit limit based on your payment performance, the products you’ve taken, your usage pattern and data from the credit bureau. We review your limit on at least a monthly basis.
It’s not possible to set your own credit limit. However, if you wish to control your spend on out-of-bundle charges, you can apply a Spend Cap.
We will attempt to send you a text message when you’re nearing your limit. Sometimes, you may not receive the message before your service is suspended if your limit is reached during a call.
To make sure we don’t suspend your service you should make a payment when you receive the text message.
To make a payment:
Once you have reached your credit limit we will suspend your services, meaning you won’t be able to make a call or access your voicemail. You will still be able to make calls to Emergency Services and receive incoming calls.
If you try to make an outgoing call you'll be diverted to our automated service where you will be able to make a payment.
To restore your service you need to make a credit or debit payment:
Once payment is received it can take us up to 24 hours to reconnect your service.
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