The minimum supplementary payment amount refers to a certain amount of additional payment paid by the user on the basis of the fixed monthly consumption to make up for the additional expenses other than the fixed consumption.
The minimum amount of supplementary payment usually refers to the expenses beyond the fixed consumption amount during the billing cycle, including but not limited to excess call charges, SMS charges, Internet access fees, etc.
In addition, the amount of supplementary payment for guaranteed consumption can also include other additional expenses, such as liquidated damages, late fees, etc.
For users, the amount of supplementary payment for guaranteed consumption is an additional burden, and an additional amount needs to be paid on top of the fixed consumption. Therefore, users need to arrange their consumption plans reasonably according to their actual consumption situation to avoid exceeding the fixed consumption amount, so as to reduce the occurrence of the supplementary amount of guaranteed consumption.
In some regions or carriers, the calculation of the minimum purchase amount may be different.
For example, in some regions, the minimum purchase amount may be calculated according to a certain percentage or standard, while in other regions it may be calculated based on the user's actual consumption. In addition, the amount of the guaranteed consumption may vary from carrier to carrier or from different **.
In general, the minimum guaranteed consumption amount is a common expense, and users need to arrange a reasonable consumption plan according to their actual consumption situation to avoid excessive guaranteed consumption amount.