Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by philat98
(Post 13038226)
The problem with 40C is that the structure of the house starts to heat up. It is impossible to get it cooled down at night. I dont know how those folks in Canada coped with 50C. I look forward to September and more managable temperatures.
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Re: Visiting UK
Not strictly on theme, but is phone charge Roaming another Brexit casualty? (I have been charged in UK for a call that in previous years would have been part of my package.)
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Re: Visiting UK
I am with EE and they charge for calls to Italy from UK at full rate but vice versa it is part of roaming. WhatsApp seems to be the way to go.
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13038549)
Not strictly on theme, but is phone charge Roaming another Brexit casualty? (I have been charged in UK for a call that in previous years would have been part of my package.)
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by Seldomseenkid
(Post 13038565)
I am with EE and they charge for calls to Italy from UK at full rate but vice versa it is part of roaming. WhatsApp seems to be the way to go.
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Re: Visiting UK
At the moment, Vodaphone and EE have re-introduced roaming, but O2 and Three have currently avoided imposing EU roaming charges and are sticking to a fair use data cap of 25GB and 12GB per month respectively.
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by Plan B
(Post 13039009)
At the moment, Vodaphone and EE have re-introduced roaming, but O2 and Three have currently avoided imposing EU roaming charges and are sticking to a fair use data cap of 25GB and 12GB per month respectively.
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Re: Visiting UK
As this discussion about mobile phone charges is in the 'Visiting UK' thread I thought at first that you were all talking about people visiting the UK and using your Italian phones... but it seems like you're talking about the opposite...is that right???
My Italian Vodafone contract still seems to include the UK for calls and data without any extra charge as it does for EU countries...at least I hope it does as I'm using it here and I can't see that I'm being charged for it! |
Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by tpw21
(Post 13039165)
I think they’re starting from January.
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Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=C.2s;13039222]As this discussion about mobile phone charges is in the 'Visiting UK' thread I thought at first that you were all talking about people visiting the UK and using your Italian phones... but it seems like you're talking about the opposite...is that right???
No, my case is Italian phone in UK. I have since monitored the credit and phone calls within UK and to Italy are covered by my package fee; it may be that extra-European calls are not covered outwith Italy. |
Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=jiminalpago;13039494]
Originally Posted by C.2s
(Post 13039222)
As this discussion about mobile phone charges is in the 'Visiting UK' thread I thought at first that you were all talking about people visiting the UK and using your Italian phones... but it seems like you're talking about the opposite...is that right???
No, my case is Italian phone in UK. I have since monitored the credit and phone calls within UK and to Italy are covered by my package fee; it may be that extra-European calls are not covered outwith Italy. |
Re: Visiting UK
I’m booked to go in a couple of weeks and will be taking a test at a pharmacy here to enter the UK. Has anyone else taken one at a pharmacy to get into the UK and did it have all of the required information on the print out? I’ve been told different information by different people at the pharmacy so a bit anxious about it.
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by tpw21
(Post 13039803)
I’m booked to go in a couple of weeks and will be taking a test at a pharmacy here to enter the UK. Has anyone else taken one at a pharmacy to get into the UK and did it have all of the required information on the print out? I’ve been told different information by different people at the pharmacy so a bit anxious about it.
it was scrutinised and accepted by P&O Ferries. No-one in UK has asked to see it. |
Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=Geordieborn;13039506]
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13039494)
If you can I would check online there is nothing else coming off your account, there was many a scam on Wind and Tim!
€15 is linked to a number that I don't recognise for 5 mins tondo, tondo! And the Wind web site doesn't have a Contact Us element: odd for a telecom company! |
Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=jiminalpago;13039814]
Originally Posted by Geordieborn
(Post 13039506)
Thanks for the tip, marra.
€15 is linked to a number that I don't recognise for 5 mins tondo, tondo! And the Wind web site doesn't have a Contact Us element: odd for a telecom company! |
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