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I'm not completely sure that's true – it's possible that an operator might simply choose not to offer roaming at all with their basic plans, requiring an add-on
by matthewmacleod 9y ago
I'm not completely sure that's true – it's possible that an operator might simply choose not to offer roaming at all with their basic plans, requiring an add-on to allow roaming.
- dx034 9y agoBut the op said that telcos found a way around this, implicating that plans were changed to exclude roaming. But I haven't heard from anyone in UK or Germany who had roaming taken away. So it remains possible that a company will try it at some point but it will likely be very rare.
- kaybe 9y agoWould anyone get a plan without roaming? Looking at the size of European countries that would be unthinkable for anyone I know. Unless it's.. free or something. Maybe then.
- ptaipale 9y agoI use LTE for my home's main internet connection, and it will never roam. (I can't get fiber without paying five digits sums of €, and ADSL is around 3 Mbit/s). So, if prices rise due to roaming charges, I'm paying more and get nothing.