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Much in line with the stipulated by the EU Parliament last month, European carriers are already starting to slash their roaming charges. Vodafone UK, for instance, launches an interesting three-month summer promotion.
Starting as of 1 June all Vodafone UK Pay-as-you-Go and Pay-Monthly customers...
- Martin Bird
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Beware! There is always a catch with Vodafone. It is not exactly the same as when you are at home. If you subscribe to their evening and weekend "Stop the Clock" service (1 hour for only three of your free minutes) or the "Family and Friends" service, they don't count.
I found this out to my cost after a recent holiday in France, despite checking with customer services before I went and being incorrectly told that STC was included.
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- 2009-07-20 12:08
- mR7n
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confused because it states iceland is part the roaming deal, but when i looked on the web it says iceland and ireland also the fareo isles are not included......... im off to these countries next week.....any one know?
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- 2009-06-27 16:11
- nELn
- Sarom
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Now i want to buy 3G S 32GB,How can i do make contract with ur company? please reply me my address: sarom_apexrep@online.com.kh.
Because it the best for me...
Thanks,
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- 2009-06-17 06:45
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- Anonymous
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Just to say I im on o2. And they have been doing free calls from the uk abroad on pay as you go for ages!!
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- 2009-05-19 11:10
- SixY
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awesome Voda.... shame orange havent thought of that... im off to tunisa wednesday and the charges are astronomical... i'll be buying an international sim over there, lets hope the other networks follow suit :)
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- 2009-05-18 16:18
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- madog
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please give voda some respect, by far the best network around.
its a terrfic promotion do not moan about it lol
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- 2009-05-17 23:49
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- xenophobic
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> In reply to [deleted post]porque no te calas
thats an english forum
and everyone understand only some retards like u don't
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- 2009-05-15 13:02
- SH95
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Vodafone is just copying Zain. Zain has had this for a while now and just released data roaming within the "One Network" which covers Africa and the Middle East
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- 2009-05-15 12:13
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- Voda1
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Work for Voda Messaging and calls included only thing that isn't is data. all Voda employees should know this!!!!
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- 2009-05-15 11:31
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- Craigy Gee
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yh i work for vodafone i you need 2 have vf passport it will be shown on ur pp as either VP or VP2 you will still use ur allocated mins but not be charged the 75p connection fee, and also the messages are chargeable as well as they are not included ******************* but they are been reduced down to 11 cent euros which is roughly 10p so spread the word!!
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- 2009-05-15 11:11
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> In reply to Moe @ 2009-05-14 23:13 from NhK9 - click to readHey send me a SIM in Australia, I could do with some free calls to the UK.
It's a good thing it's over your summer as I work for Vodafone in Australia and we sell a lot of SIM's and phones to UK tourists in our summer.
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- 2009-05-15 02:38
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@moe
Way to go VF_UK!
Can't wait our guys in Greece to apply it.
I am the daily administrator of a VF Corporate Client.
Talking about 285 + connections.
When I read the news comming from EU, I reroiced at it and so do we all.
So far, our local VF has not released any official statement.
The patience of Job then...all good things come to those who wait...
The sad thing is that millions of people had to wait for decades...the amounts spent...OH GOD...it has been a real rip off...pity and shame...
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- 2009-05-15 01:37
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