Why is he so concerned about roaming charges? it's not as if he'll be able to travel anywhere without a vaccine.
Nothing like the glory days of the past - Roaming charges are back
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Why is he so concerned about roaming charges? it's not as if he'll be able to travel anywhere without a vaccine.
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I know Brexxers are slow but come on lads you can't be that thick.
EE will charge £2 a day from next year for roaming and o2 and Three have reduced their data caps before charges are introduced.
So is that a win?
EE will charge £2 a day from next year for roaming and o2 and Three have reduced their data caps before charges are introduced.
So is that a win?
So the EU rules don’t apply and they could start charging for everything but the operators said they aren’t going to. Looks like all the bad news bears can stand down then.
My monthly usage doesn’t change a lot even when I’m on holiday.
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Yet another gaffe posting by the OP!
It’s the rush to pass on what they consider to be bad Brexit news without checking that gets 'em every time.
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https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2021/06/ee-mobile-roaming-charges-europe-january/
EE is to start charging new and upgrading customers a flat £2/day roaming fee to use their monthly allowance in Europe from January 2022. The move makes it the first mobile firm to scrap free roaming in the EU following Brexit, while O2 and Three have separately announced plans to cut their 'fair use' limits for data roaming.
Win?
EE is to start charging new and upgrading customers a flat £2/day roaming fee to use their monthly allowance in Europe from January 2022. The move makes it the first mobile firm to scrap free roaming in the EU following Brexit, while O2 and Three have separately announced plans to cut their 'fair use' limits for data roaming.
Win?
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On a side note - what do you get from vaping?
I’ve always been on Three and I was unaware they had upped it to 20Gb from 12Gb which is what it has been for years but as I have a 12Gb plan and use less than 1Gb it’s not going to affect me or many others I would think. What plan are you on? Is it going to affect you?
Oh yes they are!
mottie said...
"I’m sure nearly everyone will be affected in some way by Brexit and remoaners just pointing out that people will be worse off on a personal view because they will have to get an international driving permit/lose the right to mobile roaming/won’t be able to get strawberry’s in December just smacks of project fear. Sorry, I meant project desperation."
Funny how the village idiot is shown up yet again!
"I’m sure nearly everyone will be affected in some way by Brexit and remoaners just pointing out that people will be worse off on a personal view because they will have to get an international driving permit/lose the right to mobile roaming/won’t be able to get strawberry’s in December just smacks of project fear. Sorry, I meant project desperation."
Funny how the village idiot is shown up yet again!
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Of course it is.
We have got our sovereignty back, and taken back control. Dont have to have laws imposed on us by foreigners. These things are priceless.
£5.50 for an IDP if you want to drive abroad, no loss of mobile roaming and couldn’t give a toss about strawberries out of season although they will be in the shops in December. Looks like Mottie was right - it is project desperation and the fact you’ve had to search and bring that up proves my point precisely.
Oh dear...£5.50 for an IDP if you want to drive abroad, no loss of mobile roaming and couldn’t give a toss about strawberries out of season although they will be in the shops in December. Looks like Mottie was right - it is project desperation and the fact you’ve had to search and bring that up proves my point precisely.
mottie has been caught out yet again, so tries to unsuccessfully wriggle his way out of yet another cock up...
Best you get a bottle of your favourite wine out for breakfast to clear your mind
Ah the "you lost get over it" argument.
A handy deflection to hide the total sh1tstorm that is Brexit.
There are some benefits.....for the French, the Dutch, the Germans.
Lots of opportunities to replace UK trade.
No they aren't.
They are fed up with idiotic Brexiters that won't take responsibility for their actions
The facts show otherwise.
France, Holland Germany....exports to RoI and NI are all up,
Ferry companies are creating new ferry routes direct from Ireland to mainland Europe.
Sort out Brexit.
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