United-Mobile on Cruise ship

MrEd · 31-01-2008, 11:01

Use caution.

You may be charged as if you were in the country the vessels "home" network is.

E.g. If you are in the middle of the Med and the vessel uses a US network and you are out of mobile range but locked on the the vessels network, you may be charged as if you were in the US. Plus any other charges the vessel may like to charge.

Check you balance, make a call over 1 minute long and check your babalnce afterwards to see what the approximate charge is.

Do the same for incoming.

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MrEd (Offline) DEALER Advanced Member Posts: 55 Join Date: 27 Nov 2005 Country:	31-01-2008, 11:01 Use caution. You may be charged as if you were in the country the vessels "home" network is. E.g. If you are in the middle of the Med and the vessel uses a US network and you are out of mobile range but locked on the the vessels network, you may be charged as if you were in the US. Plus any other charges the vessel may like to charge. Check you balance, make a call over 1 minute long and check your babalnce afterwards to see what the approximate charge is. Do the same for incoming.