EU roaming charges to be reintroduced

[Paddy]

EU roaming charges to be reintroduced

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-57595913

Lie number 239 "All the benefits of EU membership when the UK leaves"

[GigiBronz]

freedom baby. I'm loving it.

there is another thread in brexit sub-forum, a MOD might need to do the needful and merge the two

[BR14]

[QUOTE=GigiBronz;n4169682]freedom baby. I'm loving it.

there is another thread in brexit sub-forum, a MOD might need to do the needful and permanently remove my tedious snivelling, whining kr@p polluting every thread/QUOTE]

FTFY

[SueEllen]

O2 and Three should put their equivalent packages up a 50p-£1 a month and keep roaming. They would make more money.

[ladymuck]

O2 and Three should put their equivalent packages up a 50p-£1 a month and keep roaming. They would make more money.

I have two data sims with Three that cost me a tenner a month. Got them initially for travel outside the EU but with a bit of luck they'll be just as good in the EU too.

[Mordac]

EU roaming charges to be reintroduced

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-57595913

Lie number 239 "All the benefits of EU membership when the UK leaves"

It's a commercial decision by EE, which should backfire catastrophically when their customers migrate to a network which isn't so greedy (and short-sighted).

[GigiBronz]

It's a commercial decision by EE, which should backfire catastrophically when their customers migrate to a network which isn't so greedy (and short-sighted).

What I think is that they are all in collaboration. EE just picked the short stick and had to go first public.
Most of them will follow.

I am uk based so hope that is not the case but the skeptic side of me sais no. It is always about the money.

[NotAllThere]

KUATB https://forums.contractoruk.com/brex...ml#post2886962

[ladymuck]

What I think is that they are all in collaboration. EE just picked the short stick and had to go first public.
Most of them will follow.

I am uk based so hope that is not the case but the skeptic side of me sais no. It is always about the money.

I think you're right. The illusion of competition over mobile phone charges barely stands up to scrutiny.

[Mordac]

What I think is that they are all in collaboration. EE just picked the short stick and had to go first public.
Most of them will follow.

I am uk based so hope that is not the case but the skeptic side of me sais no. It is always about the money.

I know you're not British, but you clearly have no idea how massively illegal (involving prison time for company executives) is that which you're suggesting.