Why Is The Roaming Free?

prion · 08-09-2006, 17:06

Unobtrasive the 0,12 euros that Greek mobiles earn is only for calls originating from inside the country. And only from companies that have a direct link with the mobile operators (only OTE and q telecom had this some time ago now more).

Calls originating from other sources (e.g gsm-ways, abroad) are not bound to that charges but to other lower (depends on agreements)

In regard to the issue we are discussing the answer may be that there is some sort of mutual agreement that each of the providers offers free incoming. Eg. When I roam with my UM card in Greek (say in TIM) I do not pay for inbound and whenever a TIM customer roam in Mobilkom in L. he does not also pay for inbound.

How about this;;;

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prion (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Pioneer Posts: 589 Join Date: 01 May 2006 Location: Greece Country:	08-09-2006, 17:06 Unobtrasive the 0,12 euros that Greek mobiles earn is only for calls originating from inside the country. And only from companies that have a direct link with the mobile operators (only OTE and q telecom had this some time ago now more). Calls originating from other sources (e.g gsm-ways, abroad) are not bound to that charges but to other lower (depends on agreements) In regard to the issue we are discussing the answer may be that there is some sort of mutual agreement that each of the providers offers free incoming. Eg. When I roam with my UM card in Greek (say in TIM) I do not pay for inbound and whenever a TIM customer roam in Mobilkom in L. he does not also pay for inbound. How about this;;;