Three, the mobile network, has reintroduced roaming charges for UK customers travelling to the EU. The company announced the news months ago, but the change only came into effect this week.
It means that anyone who took out their contract (or upgraded) on or after October 1, 2021 now has to pay £2 per day to use their regular allowance as they would at home. Those who took out their contracts before that date are safe and do not need to pay the daily charge.
Three has 9.3 million active UK customers, but not all of these will be affected. A company representative told Bristol Live it would not disclose how many people were affected by the charges as it is "commercially sensitive".
