Re: Roaming Charges for Turkey Extortionate
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06-10-2023 09:54 PM
My daughter has just got back from Greece and I’ve recently received a bill with over £70 of extra charges. I understood that I would pay the Roaming Data charge of £2.29 but got a bill for the £2.29 a day PLUS a Travel Data for £7.84 a day. Can anyone explain how this is possible please?
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07-10-2023 12:35 AM
@Tonymc9 : It's shouldn't be possible!
You were charged 8 days for daily EU roaming, which is correct.
You were also charged 7 days for the Travel Data Pass, which is not operative in Greece, even if you had subscribed to it, as you presumably had. See
However you might have picked up a nearby Turkish network while using data even briefly on 7 days. You could query this with CS.
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07-10-2023 11:10 AM
Hi @Tonymc9
@XRaySpeX is spot on. Your daughter should have disabled automatic network selection. CS should be able to reimburse these costs.
Thanks
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