Why And How There Can Be Free Incoming Roaming?

andy · 20-04-2006, 11:55

It's an interesting idea, but I would think it's a bit unlikely. If your network was doing this, they might soon be blacllisted for cheating out of paying for the calls

I think most likely is either that the wholesale cost is 3c or 5c and they waive it, or possibly that they have made an agreement with all the roamed networks about it; this latter one seems less likely, as why would an mvno invest all the time to make separate ageements than the parent network. The key arrangement will be the balance between this parent and the virtual network, about how they share the incoming revenue, whether incoming call charges are waived at this stage in return for whatever slice of the charged calls made

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andy (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,128 Join Date: 10 Dec 2004 Country:	20-04-2006, 11:55 It's an interesting idea, but I would think it's a bit unlikely. If your network was doing this, they might soon be blacllisted for cheating out of paying for the calls I think most likely is either that the wholesale cost is 3c or 5c and they waive it, or possibly that they have made an agreement with all the roamed networks about it; this latter one seems less likely, as why would an mvno invest all the time to make separate ageements than the parent network. The key arrangement will be the balance between this parent and the virtual network, about how they share the incoming revenue, whether incoming call charges are waived at this stage in return for whatever slice of the charged calls made