Millions of Brits will now face daily mobile roaming charges while abroad in many European destinations.
Three has today (Monday) reintroduced the charges, which will see those with plans with the operator charged £2 per day to use their UK text, calls and data allowance when in the EU. Those affected by the roaming charges include pay monthly or SIM-only customers who signed up, or renewed their contract with Three from October 1, 2021 onwards.
If you joined the mobile network provider before this date, and you haven’t upgraded your contract since, you won’t be charged until you sign a new deal with Three, the Mirror reports. The new roaming charges won't affect pay-as-you-go users either.
