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The days of being confronted with a shocking sky-high bill after browsing the web aboard are nearly over.
I take it not all networks or countries do this already then. I can't say for all networks, but O2 and T-Mobile always send me texts with the local charges whenever I roam into a new country.Quote:
The new regulation will also force operators to send customers a message informing them about the data roaming tariffs every time they enter another EU country
Is it your operator that sends you this info , or the operator you've connected too when roaming. I always get message from other operator when arriving into roaming territory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkstar
Anyhoo, good news for people who roam alot :) - although data charges are still too high to be reasonable.
Actually now you mension it, I seem to think I get one from T-Mobile now, but used to get them from the host network when I was with O2.
With my business Vodafone mobile broadband for the past two years, I've been paying £10 per day across Europe which lets me use up to 50mb. I think that's pretty reasonable, although I agree that some operators do charge silly money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brewster0101