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My piggy bank data

My rolled over data, is being taken off me every month. Why is this?


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Re: My piggy bank data

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@Leellee 

The oldest data is removed if over 12 months old. Recent data replaces it. 

Your mobile online bill shows you what data has been saved each month from each sim and should show what data has been removed. 


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Hi @Leellee  unused data only now lasts 12 months in your piggybank and if not used it expires. So any data over 12 months old is now taken from your piggybank. 

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@Leellee 

So after 04/06/25 any data older than 12 months is being removed as per the new Sky Mobile Piggybank T's and C's. Customers were made aware of this change in the April 2024 price change letters/emails but it's only recently come into effect which may be why quite a few customers have forgotten about it.


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Re: My piggy bank data

I've seen that but it's being taken off me very month now? So 6gb was taken out of piflggy bank last month, is this supposed to happen

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@Leellee 

There was an initial removal of data that was over 12 months old. Since then, each month, if the oldest data is now over 12 months old that too will be removed. 


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Is that 6GB was added to your piggybank one year ago and is unused then it will be removed as per the posts above.

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Re: My piggy bank data

It's 6gb which was saved recently, I already had over 300gb taken off that was over 12 months but they seem to be constantly taking data off me that I've saved?

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Re: My piggy bank data

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@Leellee 

The oldest data is removed if over 12 months old. Recent data replaces it. 

Your mobile online bill shows you what data has been saved each month from each sim and should show what data has been removed. 


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