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Word of caution for Three customers using Euro data pass.
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Guys,
If you, like me, use the Three network you may know that you can buy a Euro data pass for £5 a day for unlimited data. I quite like this as I'm quite an avid iPhone user, always online and i use it to stream uk radio in france.
On landing at GVA i immediately bought the pass from the SMS i received and started streaming Absolute 80's on the transfer coach. But by the time i had reached Cluses i had a text from Three saying i had already spent £10 on data! WTF.
Anyway after a little digging i found that the pass is not valid in Switzerland. But i was in france??? Not so, my phone had latched on to Orange CH and not Orange FR.
So on landing you all need to change your carrier settings to manual and choose a french network before using data.
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Doesn't work in Norway either- not in the EU...
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Same might be true for the o2 data roaming for €1.99/day (or £1.99/day for UK customers). Think it's an EU thing, but could be wrong.
On a similar note, those fancy new V-Pay chip+PIN only (no magstripe) debit cards (like Maestro but on Visa Europe network), are also not usable in Switzerland, apparently. "A new debit card for Europe" is what is plastered all over the website and bumpf, for "paying in Europe". Doesn't give any hints whatsoever that by "Europe" they mean some, but not all of Europe.
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This used to happen years ago when users in Kent used to pick up French mobile signals. Hence why the advice re using manual search for networks is always best.
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