EU roaming charges to be reintroduced

[ladymuck]

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.

It is illegal but, much like energy companies all change tariffs within a few days of each other, mobile phone companies don't do much that is massively different from each other. Whilst it may not technically be collusion, it's not far short.

The last time I did a price plan comparison between different mobile phone companies, there was hardly anything in it.

[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.

[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.

[NotAllThere]

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

[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.

[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).

[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.

[SueEllen]

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

[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

[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

[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"