Email from Popit regarding roaming (33 Viewers)

[lorger]

Just received this from popit, looks like they’re changing too

We are writing to inform you of a significant update regarding our EU roaming services. Our connectivity partner, Transatel/NTT, has made changes to the roaming data allowances, which will take effect on 1st October 2024.
The updated roaming allowances are as follows:
1GB plan: 512MB for EU roaming
3GB plan: 768MB for EU roaming
10GB plan: 2.5GB for EU roaming
20GB plan: 7.5GB for EU roaming
100GB plan: 25GB for EU roaming
We were only informed of these changes at 9 AM on 23rd September 2024, and we want to emphasize that these adjustments are outside of our control. We understand that this may cause inconvenience, and we deeply regret any disruption this may cause to your services.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding how this will impact your usage, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us within the next 5 working days. Our team is here to assist you and provide any further information you may need.

 

[Brains]

Predictable it was going to happen.

Many moons ago I used to deal directly with the major telecoms companies world wide sorting out traffic deals.
(We used to deal with messages numbered in millions per day, so the TelCo's wanted our traffic.)

I'd be very interested to read the Poppit/Transatel wording on the traffic agreement, as normally any change in rates has at least a 90 day warning, with the understanding of 180 days advance warning so that we could get the paperwork changed, websites updated, resellers informed etc.

My guess is Poppit are piggybacking off someone elses agreement, very much as a minor third party sub-vendor.

 

[urban_biker]

I got the same email - still don't know what the allowance is for the 30gb package! Is it too much to ask to find a reliable service that means I can occasionally get 30gb of data in a month while in France. Its a PITA

 

[Richard n Ann]

O² are Spanish owned so they could offer roaming at no extra charge for themselves, wonder if they'll start tightening up, if so it's down to lack of competition

 

[BrochMike]

Same goes for IQ Go: https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/foru...a-fair-useage-policy-limiting-eu-data.309888/

Similar already being discussed:

Is it worth buying a sim in the EU to get round the fair use roaming issue?

Is it worth buying a sim in the EU to get round the fair use roaming issue?

www.motorhomefun.co.uk

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[funflair]

I got the same email - still don't know what the allowance is for the 30gb package! Is it too much to ask to find a reliable service that means I can occasionally get 30gb of data in a month while in France. Its a PITA

I have a feeling that 20gb in their email will be a typo and it really is 30gb with 7.25gb roaming, in their options they don't list 20gb.

 

[Geordiewal n worlass]

Wor lass and myself both have the 30Gb package with Popit. We are at the moment away in Spain until the beginning of December, if we were at home I would kick them into touch instantly, but being away it’s not so easy, so we are just going to have to run with it until we get back home. Bloody annoying not getting any notice.

 

[Edendeb]

I was happy to go with Popit even though I was paying £25 per month for my Mifi but if I don’t get my full allowance then I will change to ID and pay £12 per month for the same gb’s and then look into esims when in Europe for longer amounts of time.