Is the need for an intl SIM card nearing an end?

andy · 29-05-2013, 23:07

Strangely enough, some European networks are becoming cheaper for roaming, while others are dreaming up clever ways to show the politicians what they think of regulation across Europe.

In the last year or two there have been per call connection fees introduced by default and the customer must ask to go back to the Eurotariff if they want to, or flat rate daily charges for the first use of the contract included calls or data in a day, which will be a bit steep for just a short call or 100 KB of data.

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andy (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,128 Join Date: 10 Dec 2004 Country:	29-05-2013, 23:07 Strangely enough, some European networks are becoming cheaper for roaming, while others are dreaming up clever ways to show the politicians what they think of regulation across Europe. In the last year or two there have been per call connection fees introduced by default and the customer must ask to go back to the Eurotariff if they want to, or flat rate daily charges for the first use of the contract included calls or data in a day, which will be a bit steep for just a short call or 100 KB of data.