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• caffeine addict commented on European roaming charges now set by law -- and still high
  @ andrew denny - are you texting to 07624801423 or a different number? If it's that one, then t-mobile are seriously out of order... Orange treat it as a normal mobile phone......
• JimXugle commented on European roaming charges now set by law -- and still high
  *muttering to himslef* More competition in the mobile market place would have eventually lead one company to sign a mutuality agreement with a foreign carrier, thus opening the floodgates to similar agreements. */muttering*...
• Zayfod commented on European roaming charges now set by law -- and still high
  Ah so this would be why my roaming charges went UP a few weeks ago. T-Mobile are slowly removing my 121 pay-as-you-go plan piece by piece....
• zuzu commented on European roaming charges now set by law -- and still high
  Or do what a mate of mine does when ever he has to come to the UK from Sweden, buy a local SIM card. Sound like a lot of hassle? maybe but it is still ten times cheaper than the new roaming charges. Exactly! If you're frequently moving between the UK and France, get a Simore dual-SIM card holder for your mobile. However, this situation is still vexing: It's a cop-out, though: Orange and T-Mobile and Vodaphone and others have this legal fiction that Orange France and Orange UK are different companies and that an Orange UK customer should pay...
• bolamig commented on European roaming charges now set by law -- and still high
  And back in the USA... I just noticed that out of state roaming charges have been completely eliminated by all the major plans from the big carriers. It does seem like our networked age is slowly and steadily chipping away at businesses who make money by trapping people into unexpected charges....