[124S Mobile phone providers' duty to enable billing limits to be applied]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Billing limits for mobile phones]

[124S  Mobile phone providers' duty to enable billing limits to be applied]

[(1)     The provider of a mobile phone service must not enter into a contract to provide the service unless the customer has been given an opportunity to specify a billing limit in the contract.

(2)     In relation to a contract to provide a mobile phone service—

(a)     a billing limit is a limit on the amount the customer may be charged for provision of the service in respect of each billing period, and

(b)     a billing period is one of successive periods specified in the contract and

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