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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"Going on holiday in June first time since brexit and all the roaming changes.
As an O2 user what do I need to do to ensure I don't get
Hit with a massive bill upon returning home.
Many thanks."
yep wifi but check your providers roaming conditions they normally give you 5gb but mine for some reason got used up very quickly and had to renew early  |
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By *ik MMan
over a year ago
Lancashire |
"Going on holiday in June first time since brexit and all the roaming changes.
As an O2 user what do I need to do to ensure I don't get
Hit with a massive bill upon returning home.
Many thanks."
Nothing - your tariff is exactly the same in Europe as it is here |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Your be fine if your on this is a copy and paste from they website
I googled 02 roaming europe uk
I would do the same and go to the page and screen shot it and if you hit with any changes fight it as you have screen shot proof
I would post link but against forum rules
Travelling in our Europe Zone
We’re the only major network that isn’t bringing back EU roaming charges up to 25GB. Wherever you fancy going in our Europe Zone (48 destinations), you’re free to call and text just like you would in the UK.
If your UK data allowance is over 25GB, you’ll have a Roaming limit of 25GB when travelling in our Europe Zone. That means you can use up to 25GB of your allowance without being charged extra. If you go over your Roaming Limit, it will cost you £3.50 per GB.
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"AHH cheers all.
I have unlimited data here so hopefully all will be good.
Mrs on the other hand is with Vodafone eeekkkk  "
The limit for free in Europe is 25GB, even if you have unlimited data here. There used to be a Europe data bolt-on that made it cheaper so if you think you'll need more than 25GB, check if there's still a bolt-on. You can check your average monthly data usage via your O2 online account. Use WiFi in the airports, hotel/accommodation etc. Most bars and restaurants have WiFi too. |
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