YepDo you ever venture out of the UK?
YepDo you ever venture out of the UK?
That's about the size of the problem...Perhaps this:
to "roam", you have to have both
- a deal with your UK provider, and
- your UK provider has to have an agreement with the provider at your destination.
So, while UK Gov could force UK providers to give you roaming as standard at their end, they can't force foreign providers to give you anything at all.
That's my guess, anyway.
And if my guess is right,
UK Gov would have been able to of course, when part of the EU............
Well boo hoo for you...That’s not even a bargain anyway. I pay £14 for our two phones with unlimited calls, texts, roaming and 20 times more data that we'll ever need or use.
Plenty of people...Who needs unlimited data anyway
What f'cking problem? There. Isn’t. One. That's what I’m saying. (Although you’d like there to be one, wouldn’t you) Tough tittie.That's about the size of the problem...
Nothing to do with the thread but go on, now tell us it cost her a fortune to phone you up and tell you that because she doesn’t have an inclusive EU roaming contract…..SIL flew into Munich yesterday. EU passport 8 mins, UK passport 1 hour.
Pure Brexit shít.
Time is money.now tell us it cost her a fortune
That’ll make a good thread title, best you start a thread about it and perhaps then you can keep the thread on topic. The topic of this thread is about inclusive EU roaming, something many said we would be losing due to Brexit.Time is money.
Now lets think if all those people with uk passports had been in the same EU Queue how long it would have tookSIL flew into Munich yesterday. EU passport 8 mins, UK passport 1 hour.
Pure Brexit shít.
Which is correct unless you pay for the privilege., something many said we would be losing due to Brexit.

Yes, we have lost the legal protection the law provided. I now have two phones because I was paying roaming charges on one of them.The topic of this thread is about inclusive EU roaming, something many said we would be losing due to Brexit.
and the name of the provider of your contract that charges eu roaming is ?Yes, we have lost the legal protection the law provided. I now have two phones because I was paying roaming charges on one of them.
That has cost me more.
your own company ?It is a company contract through EE, personal calls are charged for. I have no way of changing it.