If roaming is cheaper, something else is now more expensive, given that the company's profit margin isn't high to start with.
Roaming fees are probably more progressive anyway and subsidizing plans for less mobile people, aka income limited people.
If roaming is cheaper, something else is now more expensive, given that the company's profit margin isn't high to start with.
Roaming fees are probably more progressive anyway and subsidizing plans for less mobile people, aka income limited people.
AT&T had a problem where they could not create a bill for some government networking services. It was build in that they had a fixed window which kept expiring. This went on for years while they fought to keep the contract...
I don't recall all the details but read up on FTS-2000 it was a mess.
>http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Phones/Feel_At_Home
>Use your phone abroad at no extra cost in
>Australia
>Austria
>Denmark
>Finland
>France
>Hong Kong
>Indonesia
>Israel
>Italy
>Lanzarote - Spain
>Macau
>New Zealand
>Norway
>Republic of Ireland
>Spain
>Sri Lanka
>Sweden
>Switzerland
> and United States