Gutberlet expects to see operators in Europe reduce roaming fees by 20% to 40% this year, although getting to that point won’t be easy. “On the one hand the operators are saying they’re not ...

Data roaming and related fees explainedYou make a phone call. A friend calls you. You don't need to answer the call to be charged for it. If your device is on and the call goes to voicemail, it'll ...

The reduction in roaming rates comes amid a broader push across Europe to drop what are seen as exorbitant roaming fees. Many operators charge more than $1.19 per minute when customers roam.

Spending time abroad? Don't come home to a phone bill full of roaming fees. Here's how to set up a plan for using your phone while traveling.

At these rates, it is easy for enterprise users to incur charges of $1,000 or more on a week-long business trip. The high cost of roaming services arises from international transport charges ...

I didn't do anything.'" Vivian Chung says she received a bill from T-Mobile for $13,470 in data and roaming charges upon returning from a trip to Vietnam, but she says her family never used data.

For companies with employees traveling internationally, the ability to stay connected with mobile devices is imperative. Unfortunately, this generally means astronomical roaming fees. While ...

Staying connected while traveling doesn’t have to mean massive roaming fees. In this video, I share the easiest ways I use my phone abroad without paying extra - from eSIMs to Wi-Fi hacks and ...

Zombie roaming issue returns from the dead as EU seeks to cap wholesale charges This article is trying to make meat out of the current €0.05 per minute for calls, €0.02 per text message, and ...

If you use your cellphone to get online while abroad, rates for using local networks are much higher than at home – meaning you'll be charged extra. The best option to avoid roaming fees is a ...

Roaming fees are a rich source of profit for wireless carriers. A study by professional-services company KPMG, cited by the NCL in its petition, noted that international mobile roaming fees should ...

The bloc’s executive Commission — keen on being seen as helping the EU’s 500 million consumers — started cracking down on the fees in 2007 and seeks to abolish them altogether by 2016.