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how do i check how much money i spent? and got a better answer
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A sachem? Chem eto tebe ysche pomoschet?
A sachem? Chem eto tebe ysche pomoschet?
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In a comparative way, how much was and how much is left.
In a comparative way, how much was and how much is left.
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Recall how much was and find out how much is left. Then subtract the second from the first and, lo and behold, the answer to your question!
Recall how much was and find out how much is left. Then subtract the second from the first and, lo and behold, the answer to your question!
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If I understand you correctly, do you want to know how much money you spent to pay your ISP for the Internet? If so, there are two possible solutions, depending on what your payment is. If you pay in installments, then by clicking once on the connection in the tray, next to the clock you can see the connection time, and multiply it by your tariff. Nf example, 1 hour = 15 rubles, you sit for 2 hours, = 30 rubles. The second option, if you pay for traffic. Here, the number of megabytes you can also find out from the connection status, but you need to look at the received/sent information in the sectionActivity, there the number of bytes multiplied by the rate Payment usually goes for megabytes 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes, 1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes And you can also download any program for traffic inspection, in which you can set the unit connection minutes or megabytes and at the end of the session to view statistics.
If I understand you correctly, do you want to know how much money you spent to pay your ISP for the Internet? If so, there are two possible solutions, depending on what your payment is. If you pay in installments, then by clicking once on the connection in the tray, next to the clock you can see the connection time, and multiply it by your tariff. Nf example, 1 hour = 15 rubles, you sit for 2 hours, = 30 rubles. The second option, if you pay for traffic. Here, the number of megabytes you can also find out from the connection status, but you need to look at the received/sent information in the sectionActivity, there the number of bytes multiplied by the rate Payment usually goes for megabytes 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes, 1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes And you can also download any program for traffic inspection, in which you can set the unit connection minutes or megabytes and at the end of the session to view statistics.