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Yup, I just got a refund from O2 for that, i've been on a couple of short Euro trips this month and got a bill for over £100 in roaming charges. Phoned them up and said WTF and they refunded me down to 40 quid as said it should have been blocked above that.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostBut phone company should have blocked at some point. I think I'm right in saying that in the UK now if you visit a EU country it auto blocks at £40 or something now?
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<cough>Originally posted by psychocandy View PostThere really are some stupid people around...
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There really are some stupid people around...
I see it was some yanks who did this which seems about right since in my opinion the word international doesnt even figure for them. Its USA or nothing. They probably thought they were still in the US.
But phone company should have blocked at some point. I think I'm right in saying that in the UK now if you visit a EU country it auto blocks at £40 or something now?
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It's ok, he will pay for it by undercutting you on your bizdev contract.
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She should've shown him the bill!Originally posted by russell View PostHe was that's the problem!
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The bill has now been dropped to $2,500Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
I bet that the mobile operator are still making a profit even with that figure
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Its only a phone company, the worst they can do is cancel the contract. The company is at fault they should cut the phone at a certain amount.Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
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