Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped

[AndyRM]

seriously.....isnt that a way of advertising that many many many companies use. Get a grip

The Government isn't a company.

 

[jowwy]

The Government isn't a company.

thats just being pedantic tbh.......you get what i mean

 

[AndyRM]

thats just being pedantic tbh.......you get what i mean

I get what you mean.

Well, I don't really. Because they're essentially advertising a massive backtrack which should be humiliating for them. But they seem intent on styling out all their mistakes, even though they're incapable of doing so with any credibility whatsoever.

Not that Labour are much better, but the political credibility of either party in England is pretty much zero.

 

[jowwy]

I get what you mean.

Well, I don't really. Because they're essentially advertising a massive backtrack which should be humiliating for them. But they seem intent on styling out all their mistakes, even though they're incapable of doing so with any credibility whatsoever.

Not that Labour are much better, but the political credibility of either party in England is pretty much zero.

What bus we talking about…..the 2022 bus is just stating search for cost of living help, how is that a back track???

 

[jowwy]

Benefit of brexit……zero roaming charges on my contract in the UK or the EU.

Thanks.

 

[Bromptonaut]

Benefit of brexit……zero roaming charges on my contract in the UK or the EU.

Thanks.

New customer. Roaming charges in EU imposed by EE where, pre Brexit they were not allowed.

Another cost of Brexit.

 

[jowwy]

New customer. Roaming charges in EU imposed by EE where, pre Brexit they were not allowed.

Another cost of Brexit.

not a new customer, been with EE for 20years…………zero roaming charges when going anywhere within the EU or the UK.

Thank You

 

[AndyRM]

What bus we talking about…..the 2022 bus is just stating search for cost of living help, how is that a back track???

Bus 1 - Everything will be fine.

Bus 2 - Oh dear, it's not.

Bit of a backtrack, wouldn't you say?

 

[jowwy]

Bus 1 - Everything will be fine.

Bus 2 - Oh dear, it's not.

Bit of a backtrack, wouldn't you say?

No….cost of living isnt a brexit issue, its being felt all over the world. Come on andy dont be so naive as to think its solely a brexit problem

 

[classic33]

not a new customer, been with EE for 20years…………zero roaming charges when going anywhere within the EU or the UK.

Thank You

Not possible, EE under its current name has been operating only since late 2016. Previously Everything Everywhere, a Car phone Warehouse company. Liquidators office was in Rochdale.

Roaming charges put back on seven months after they removed them. Only recently removed again, if I believe the text received.

How can they, or any UK mobile operator charge roaming charges whilst in the UK?
Telefonica*, operating in this country as O2, had removed EU roaming charges earlier this year.


*Spanish owned company, who happen to own similar amounts in EE, BT and OpenReach. Just over 15% shareholders, and now wanting out of the UK entirely.

 

[jowwy]

Not possible, EE under its current name has been operating only since late 2016. Previously Everything Everywhere, a Car phone Warehouse company. Liquidators office was in Rochdale.

Roaming charges put back on seven months after they removed them. Only recently removed again, if I believe the text received.

How can they, or any UK mobile operator charge roaming charges whilst in the UK?
Telefonica*, operating in this country as O2, had removed EU roaming charges earlier this year.


*Spanish owned company, who happen to own similar amounts in EE, BT and OpenReach. Just over 15% shareholders, and now wanting out of the UK entirely.

1 trillion % possible…….i just recieved a text telling me

 

[jowwy]

As for roaming charges within the EU on EE some people need to check their contracts

 

[classic33]

1 trillion % possible…….i just recieved a text telling me

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I make it gone 18:00.
And I must be psychic as I posted
"Only recently removed again, if I believe the text received."

only for you to post the screenshot of them saying they now don't apply roaming charges.

Suggest you read the first part of the post you quoted again though.

 

[newfhouse]

How is losing EU mandated inclusive roaming and having it replaced by discretionary arrangements a Brexit benefit, exactly? At best it’s sometimes no worse than before.

 

[jowwy]

I make it gone 18:00.
And I must be psychic as I posted
"Only recently removed again, if I believe the text received."

only for you to post the screenshot of them saying they now don't apply roaming charges.

Suggest you read the first part of the post you quoted again though.

I know what you said…….as for being with EE over twenty years, they have had previous names, but i have not personally changed suppliers in over 20yrs, they may have been bought out or merged alomg the way, but its still the same 20+ year supplier to me.