…if they actually roam! Most of them could avoid it if they were bothered.
Still waiting for @Notch7 to answer this but I expect I’ll get the same response to that question as I got from the question asking for evidence of empty shelves in his supermarket due to Brexit. I.e. **** all!
If we hadn't left the EU we wouldn't need to switch, or be limited in mobile network choices of we did. Not everyone can choose freely between all networks because of coverage.
Not really. No different from switching networks to get a more suitable price plan. Those that want to stay on one network for life will pay a price for their apathy but they always have done. I’ve got a mate and his wife who can’t tell me what network they are on, how much they are paying and what they get for it as his wife just bought two SIM cards from Tesco some time ago. I told them to do that a few years ago when I found out they were both still paying around £35 a month each for their contract phones and the contract had long expired. It’s people like that that will pay for roaming.
O2 gives inclusive roaming and the other 3 main networks have several MVNO's piggybacking on their network that offer inclusive EU roaming so I can’t see coverage being a reason for not changing.
As an EU member there were NO roaming charges.
I keep asking Mottie to provide a comparison of stock levels and stock shortage rates for his local supermarket……..but he cant provide any evidence whatsoever.
Are YOU paying roaming charges?
I can post pictures of full shelves if that will suit you? I did ask you earlier to notify me of your shortages due to Brexit so that I could take pictures of your shortages in my store as proof of no shortages but again, you declined to provide any. I can’t help that.
look at Mottie squirm.
That is not proof.
I know. What IS proof though are pictures of EMPTY shelves. I’ve asked you time and time again to show me them, as you claim but you won’t. You just wont so all we can conclude is that there aren’t any.
1) No
So Mottie, some of the operators charge for roaming in EU
As EU members they were not allowed. As non EU members they could charge if they were being ****s. O2 started it, others followed and now O2 have reversed the trend. Nobody HAS to pay to roam if they don’t want to. In the future, it will be the death of a company that charges. Market forces prevail as usual.
But they are charging, so we haven’t managed to get inclusive roaming.
