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A lot of US carriers charge per SMS when roaming (as if it were 2006).
by seadan83 1y ago
A lot of US carriers charge per SMS when roaming (as if it were 2006).
- apexalpha 1y agoSure but with 2FA you only recieve SMS so so what?
- seadan83 1y agoJust trying to answer a question: >> Some of the comments pointed out that this is hostile behaviour for people roaming as well > I’m sorry how is this related to roaming?
- daveoc64 1y agoSome plans in the US charge the recipient of an SMS. That is unheard of in Europe, so makes no sense to you - hence the confusion. It's also often the case that prepaid plans or smaller carriers in the USA don't offer international roaming.
- apexalpha 1y agoWait what? So if I buy 10.000 SMS for cheap on Messagebird I can "denial of service" your phone bill? What, lol?