Just to give an idea how this "overcharging" works in another scenario: After roaming in Europe, I had a look at the records in my bill. I'm charged for every s

Just to give an idea how this "overcharging" works in another scenario: After roaming in Europe, I had a look at the records in my bill. I'm charged for every starting 50 kilobytes within each data session. If the average data session is 250 kilobytes (say checking for new email) this alone results in 10% "overcharge". Moreover, the meter seems to include some PPP or such connection set-up traffic and is never 0 for a session so I end up having to pay for 50 kilobytes even if the connection set-up fails. At times there were runs of the phone trying to reconnect again and again. The worse the network the more I end up paying...