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Re: Roaming charges

ayraulk
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‎27-05-2022 08:50 PM

Hello my thoughts on this for others is to leave EE or stay on your existing contract. My concern is it was sneaked in during the lockdown when noone was travelling. My daughter was also caught out by this recently. She paid a lot for her upgrade only to find she lost the  roaming which was so valuable to her. Like you I have been a customer with EE for a number of years but feel it is a kick in the teeth.

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XRaySpeX
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‎27-05-2022 11:27 PM

@ayraulk : It was "sneaked in" after Brexit! You can't expect to quit the EU & expect to retain its benefits, just like the cost & ease of its food & travel. Brexit discussions went on so interminably long that you could certainly see it coming before July 2021 after which date your daughter decided to upgrade her contract. She wasn't caught out. She had ample warning. She went into it with her eyes open or was deliberately blinkered.

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