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Couldn't agree more. Operators will continue to charge as much as possible until they are regulated not to.
Think they are terrified about proliferation of free wifi though. over 2 years ago via web
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There has to be some government legislation on this soon as there was with int call charges.
Data is almost more important when you're abroad with a smart phone - maps, city guides, translations etc... And currently it is so expensive.
First service provider to break from the heard and make low-cost/free international data roaming (even if it's just Europe to start) will get a lot of customers! over 2 years ago via web
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I think we should ask O2 to send a text message for every 10mb used when roaming. One could easily self cap with that sort of knowledge. And they MUST have the capability in their billing system to do that over 2 years ago via web
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Ten days in NY, check email 3 times a day, data roaming off otherwise. £500!!!
O2 call me to advise, suggest I talk to billing, I complain in a nice way, explain above and suggest is excessive. Put me on hold for 10 mins (almost hung up myself), come back and say as a gesture of goodwill (now I'm thinking maybe £50?) they will cancel the whole £500!!!
Wow, what's going on? Not complaining though! over 2 years ago via web
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I know I shouldn't be surprised by the outrageous data charges for carrying out even the simplest task on my iphone outside the UK, but FM they are just insane. Surely there could be a simple bolt-on or cap that would let me manage these costs better. Get Sean Bean on the case. over 2 years ago via web
Bolt Ons to save money when travelling abroad
If you're planning a holiday you may want to add one of the following Bolt Ons:
Data Abroad 10 - £19.58 per month for 10MB of data to use overseas.
Data Abroad 50 - £48.95 per month for 50MB of data to use overseas. over 2 years ago via web
o2 have one of the best deals on roaming of anyone. If you are on blackberry you can pay a fixed £20 for unlimited overseas internet in a month.
You can turn it on and off too, so if you are not away you don't have to pay the £20.
Not sure if it is available for the iphone, but certainly the o2 bolt on is one of the best deals around. over 2 years ago via web
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