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I'm with o2, the only people who still do free roaming... in Europe.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
Tbf, I just called them and have saved money on both my broadband and my current mobile plan(s) by switching to a new all-you-can-eat data, plus EU roaming, for £16 a monthKungFooBob wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:58 pmI'm with o2, the only people who still do free roaming... in Europe.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
I recently went to Marrakesh, not covered.
I bought an eSim for £12 which gave me 3gb of data.
I knew that if I made or received any calls I would be charged quite a bit, but thought that it only mattered if the call was connected, so I let the o2 sim roam just in case.
Anyway, I had four calls. All spam, I didn't answer any of them. O2 still charged me £2 for each one. £8 just for leaving my phone on!!!
so I'll take that 
Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 6:48 pmTbf, I just called them and have saved money on both my broadband and my current mobile plan(s) by switching to a new all-you-can-eat data, plus EU roaming, for £16 a monthKungFooBob wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:58 pmI'm with o2, the only people who still do free roaming... in Europe.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
I recently went to Marrakesh, not covered.
I bought an eSim for £12 which gave me 3gb of data.
I knew that if I made or received any calls I would be charged quite a bit, but thought that it only mattered if the call was connected, so I let the o2 sim roam just in case.
Anyway, I had four calls. All spam, I didn't answer any of them. O2 still charged me £2 for each one. £8 just for leaving my phone on!!!so I'll take that
As and when I go non-EU I'll cough up extra.
kVA to kW isn't quite that simple but I don't know why DefTrap has been told it as it's irrelevant for any meters and trips in his posh shed.Pirahna wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:46 pmA quick Google says that's 9.6kw. Wifey managed to trip our 5kw system a couple of weeks ago, the microwave was on, the air fryer was on and she switched the kettle on which upset things. With your amount she could have put the kettle and the washing machine on. I don't have enough stuff to draw 9.6kw if it was all on at the same time.
'Taint 'random'. It varies and is a monitored known at a range of points (and issued daily by National Grid) so your bill should reflect what you've been supplied with. OK, it's not going to be to the cubic centimetre and some companies are going to have crap billing systems and may use an average figure (40MJ/m³) instead of the supplied figures but they really should be charging you for the energy they supplied as near as poss.Mussels wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 8:41 pm Seems like gas companies here measuring in cubic metres and then using some seemingly random calorific value to charge us in kWh.
Roaming costing extra is another one of those Brexit benefits that 52% (of those who bothered to vote) voted for.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
.Dibs on anything 2-wheeledMingtheMerciless wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 7:15 am Poxy Cold/lurgy, nine days in, still no energy and sinus’s only just feeling slightly less like they’ll explode and leak tonnes of snot (it’s just kilo’s of snot now). I can feel my hard won fitness draining away.
I'm with Talkmobile. No extra charges for my time in Prague and the same package I have at home applies.demographic wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 5:55 amRoaming costing extra is another one of those Brexit benefits that 52% (of those who bothered to vote) voted for.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
Youknow, the ones who are now trying to get rid of our rights under the ECHR, Worth remembering that when you end up choosing which old folks home they go into.
They’ll need boiling in bleach and irradiating too make sure they’re safe to be touched.ogri wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 10:22 amDibs on anything 2-wheeledMingtheMerciless wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 7:15 am Poxy Cold/lurgy, nine days in, still no energy and sinus’s only just feeling slightly less like they’ll explode and leak tonnes of snot (it’s just kilo’s of snot now). I can feel my hard won fitness draining away
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Bastard things do seem to hang on for ages now?.MingtheMerciless wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 7:15 am Poxy Cold/lurgy, nine days in, still no energy and sinus’s only just feeling slightly less like they’ll explode and leak tonnes of snot (it’s just kilo’s of snot now). I can feel my hard won fitness draining away
EE has always been the same. But that's changing end of December apparently.Skub wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 11:26 amI'm with Talkmobile. No extra charges for my time in Prague and the same package I have at home applies.demographic wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 5:55 amRoaming costing extra is another one of those Brexit benefits that 52% (of those who bothered to vote) voted for.Sunny wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 5:51 pm EE saying 'Roaming is getting better with EE' when in reality it appears they're planning on charging me a minimum of £2.49 a day.
Youknow, the ones who are now trying to get rid of our rights under the ECHR, Worth remembering that when you end up choosing which old folks home they go into.
Perhaps it’s aligning with black history month?Yorick wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 5:42 pm Black Friday always pissed me off a bit. Recently seen lots of Black Week adverts
Now it's getting silly
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Preferable to having your bloodied arris stuck to the bed sheet after a night out.gremlin wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:25 am Shoes that have been well worn in, had many an outing and been comfy as you like, then for some reason, rip your heel to shreds on a brief 15 minute walk back home on a Saturday night.
Woke up Sunday morning with my bloodied heel stuck to the bed sheet.
That'd never happen if you were wearing skechers slip ins!gremlin wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:25 am Shoes that have been well worn in, had many an outing and been comfy as you like, then for some reason, rip your heel to shreds on a brief 15 minute walk back home on a Saturday night.
Woke up Sunday morning with my bloodied heel stuck to the bed sheet.
Amusingly. my Fronch mobile contract allows me free roaming in the UK. My kids (UK residents with UK mob. contracts) whine like a Manchester tram when they come to visit.demographic wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 5:55 am
Roaming costing extra is another one of those Brexit benefits that 52% (of those who bothered to vote) voted for.
Only because I'd be sat in a bathchair, tartan blanket over my knees, being pushed around by Matron.Taipan wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 2:26 pmThat'd never happen if you were wearing skechers slip ins!gremlin wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:25 am Shoes that have been well worn in, had many an outing and been comfy as you like, then for some reason, rip your heel to shreds on a brief 15 minute walk back home on a Saturday night.
Woke up Sunday morning with my bloodied heel stuck to the bed sheet.
