[bourbonkiller]

Originally Posted by peterdoo

The published Toggle rates often do not match what is really charged.

19p incoming per call in the EU countries has not been charged in that way since many months.

It is however not clear to me, how they can still charge 18p/min for calls between some EU countries. The current EU regulation would allow them to charge about 8p/min (3p/min UK rate plus surcharge) and from June 15th on only 3p/min (UK rate without surcharge). Obviously nobody has complained yet.

It's a matter of fact, that Toggle relies on national (local) profiles, so a card switches to a local sim card profile. If you are in Germany, your card behaves like a german lycamobile simcard. Same in Switzerland, UK, France etc.

EU does not regulate the price of a outgoing calls to other EU countries, therefor they may charge a higher price for that call, since you are "not roaming" but have a kind of local sim card calling abroad.

But I am curious how they will change their pricing from 15th of June onwards...

BK