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And a ridiculous one. It's a Common Market, not a Price-Flat Market.
by dingaling 9y ago
And a ridiculous one. It's a Common Market, not a Price-Flat Market.
- mantas 9y agoThere're safeguards put in to prevent price-flat market situation. And it's damn nice when a day's trip to neighbouring country doesn't mean switching SIM cards or outrageous fees.
- NicoJuicy 9y agoExplain that too people where their SIM card switches to the neighbooring countries provider. And more importantly, surfing while on vacation in the EU ( 100 mb) won't cost you 200 €'s anymore. Some people had a vacation bill of 9.000 € of their provider ( source: newspaper & victim was local politician)
- Angostura 9y agoThat is exactly what the regulations put in place. They don't mandate a price-flat market.
- antihero 9y agoIt means more competition, because consumers can choose between effectively any provider in the EU. So if the providers in say Germany have awful deals, you could get a SIM from a company in the UK that has less shitty deals.