EE Roaming charges

[Rugeley Tim]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

 

[suavecarve]

We have 2 Virgin sims at 10 pound each
We get 25GB each abroad and unlimited texts etc

I think there is something about more than 62 days or more time abroad than at home which is a bit of a pain but overcomeable with local sims whilst we are out there, or that is the plan

 

[Richard n Ann]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

Lebara lets you use up to 30gb of your data in Europe. I'm currently paying 49p/month for 50gb

 

[robnchris]

We've been with ee from the beginning and they have steadily increased their roaming charges, this last change has made us decide it's time to leave, so binned them and have gone with 02, hey no roaming charges.

 

[Landy Andy]

I told EE i was off to O2 due to charges. So they included it FOC on my account.

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[zac]

New EE contracts still include roaming, you would have to leave first if you want to keep your number though. I wouldn't be paying extra for it especially those prices. I can see them offering unlimited everything plus a premium service like netflix and eu roaming inc for £29 a month. Prices likely to differ per account but the main thing is the EU roaming included in the cost with no additionaly to pay.

 

[Rugeley Tim]

I told EE i was off to O2 due to charges. So they included it FOC on my account.

Will see what they say tomorrow when I visit the shop for a chat

 

[StillGoing]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

It’s a pain. I think it changed just before Christmas. EE do other plans that include roaming. We’re on a roaming plan that is a 1 month rolling contract. If you have EE broadband you can get some big discounts with EE. We moved from BT broadband (no early termination fee) just to get the EE discounts.

We moved from O2 to EE because the network coverage in our area was getting worse. It used to be really good. We were lucky to get 3G outdoors. I complained to O2 and they said there were no network problems. Since moving to EE we get 5G indoors and EE used to be very poor in our area - lucky to get a signal of any kind outdoors.

 

[Rugeley Tim]

We have 2 Virgin sims at 10 pound each
We get 25GB each abroad and unlimited texts etc

I think there is something about more than 62 days or more time abroad than at home which is a bit of a pain but overcomeable with local sims whilst we are out there, or that is the plan

Have had 6 trips abroad during the past 3 years each one upto the 90 day mark and have never had a problem with the 62 day rule which I had never heard of until today.

 

[Rugeley Tim]

It’s a pain. I think it changed just before Christmas. EE do other plans that include roaming. We’re on a roaming plan that is a 1 month rolling contract. If you have EE broadband you can get some big discounts with EE. We moved from BT broadband (no early termination fee) just to get the EE discounts.

I am very happy with my current broadband provider so don't really want to change, there are plenty of sim only options out there that will suit my needs.

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[WESTY66]

I told EE i was off to O2 due to charges. So they included it FOC on my account.

We too have roaming FOC from EE on 3 (Three) sim only deals, 50gb per month per sim

 

[monzer]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

We've been with ee from the beginning and they have steadily increased their roaming charges, this last change has made us decide it's time to leave, so binned them and have gone with 02, hey no roaming charges.

When were your contracts started? If pre-brexshit then you may well still have free roaming. That's the reason I am keeping my phone sim as it can be used in EU at no extra cost.

 

[zac]

When were your contracts started? If pre-brexshit then you may well still have free roaming. That's the reason I am keeping my phone sim as it can be used in EU at no extra cost.

EE still do sim only deals where EU roaming is included, nobody should be paying an extra per month charge for this, if so just leave and apply for a new deal with it included as it will be cheaper than paying an additional monthly cost on top of your normal monthly fee.

 

[jezport]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

Negotiate with EE, I have free EU roaming after negotiations.

 

[monzer]

EE still do sim only deals where EU roaming is included, nobody should be paying an extra per month charge for this, if so just leave and apply for a new deal with it included as it will be cheaper than paying an additional monthly cost on top of your normal monthly fee.

I think it is capped though after brexit?

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[zac]

I think it is capped though after brexit?

Don't think the new contracts have a cap on the roaming part. They do some without roaming though so just be careful that you choose the one with it included.

 

[zac]

Negotiate with EE, I have free EU roaming after negotiations.

That's what I would do as they wont want to lose a customer when they can give it for free

 

[Riverbankannie]

Have been using ee data roaming for the past 3 years on our visits to the Spain/Portugal which normally last around 90 days. I have a Sim only deal for £22 a month which gives me unlimited data and until now have paid £25 a month for a roaming pass. Whilst it may seem expensive to some I find the ee network gives brilliant coverage. EE have now decided to stop the monthly pass and change it to a weekly pass @ £25 so £100 a month or a £2.47 daily charge so around £75 so looks like I will be looking elsewhere for a better deal.

I am with EE and always negotiate free roaming into the contract. You ring up for a PAC to leave, reject first offer and wait for a more senior salesperson to ring you. I only pay £10 month.

 

[The Boofles]

As others have said …. negotiate with EE. They’ve been brilliant with me. Without going into detail, I have in excess of 100gb data with all the eu roaming I need bundled in with my plan and pay £25 a month. I also spend significant periods of time outside the uk.
I wouldn’t bother with face to face shop staff, dial 150 and select the ‘are you thinking of leaving us’ option.
If you don’t ask ….