"Download over Cellular?" Notification when setting alarm!

I have a 4S with 6.1.3 and I just started getting this message a couple days ago.  No clue why, I don't think I have changed anything, I am using the same song I have always used for my alarm.
Any thoughts? Apple? Hellooooooooo?  I've seen two or three other similar posts.  Anyone else know the fix?  Not the work around?

I was playing around with my phone and found this. Go to Settings--> General--> Cellular and look at the cellular data. I turned my setting to off and it fixed the problem. Not sure what else it shuts off but as I said I don't get that message anymore when I set my clock.
I was looking online and found something else, people getting charged large for over cellular data, maybe face time being used on wifi - that fix was going to Settings--> iTunes&App stores--> Use Cellular Data and setting that to off. My setting was set off but as I said others have had big problems.
Hope that fixes your problem

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