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Roaming doesn’t work in Singapore

PhilC42
Investigator
Investigator

I purchased the data roaming pack, enabled roaming with EE, confirmed that it is enabled by SMSing “ROAMING” to 150, roaming and mobile data enabled in my iPhone settings, I even restarted my phone several times, but data roaming STILL doesn’t work and I am STILL being charged extra for each SMS 

 

anything else I can try?

 

 I see EE removed the chat facility so I cannot speak to them any more without incurring huge phone charges

 

 

14 REPLIES 14

hi Chris

 

Ihave my phone set to use 4G only, but for the sake of trying everything, I also tried 5G, same result

 

I have checked with EE, the roaming pack is purchased, I SMS'd 'ROAMING' to 150, roaming is enabled

 

cheers

Phil

XRaySpeX
EE Community Star
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That's not a roaming data add-on. That just allows you permission to roam. It does not give you any data or the means to pay for it. 

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yes I bought both the roaming pass and the data pass .. seems like a waste of money, I am on day 5 of my holiday and still no data, so I just bought a local SIM, I'm giving up trying to use EE here 🙂

 

never mind, thanks for trying anyway

Christopher_G
EE Community Support Team

Could you try leaving the network mode on automatic, @PhilC42.

 

It's possible that only 2G/3G is available.

 

Chris

On the basis that your roaming facility is enabled and you can connect to local networks in Singapore, try texting AL or BALANCE to 150.

 

What is the response?

 

I don't think lack of 4G coverage will be the problem here.