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Originally Posted by Stu
Here is the link:
http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Phones/Feel_At_Home
I read it to say outbound calls to the UK are on plan (no mention of the country you are in), but I don't see anything about inbound call. Since Three UK doesn't surcharge inbound calls from foreign destinations I think it is more likely than not that inbound calls are not surcharged. This UK article reads the situation the same Snidely:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...-FREE-U-S.html
Regardless, if you can call the UK for included minutes, you can use a cheap calling card to call elsewhere.
Australian providers have flat fee roaming in some countries:
http://www.vodafone.com.au/personal/...tional-roaming
Then there is TMobile USA and variants of Three like home in other countries. The way things are going, we may need to shutter this web site in a year or two and just be content with a world without roaming fees.
The fact that the US (which use to not be a team player in roaming) is now a cheap or free roam in these deals makes me think that an EU without roaming fees may be include her number one trading partner |
Thanks STU i did take the prices from there site, i don't think its very clear, when it looks to good to be true:>) i think its great that they have dropped roaming in these countries but when i read the website it is only for calls from and back to UK, all other calls in these countries are charged at £1.40 outgoing and £0.99 incoming, i will check with 3 direct and report back, i would not like someone to get a nasty shock when they get home. Operators are very good when it comes to hidden rates.