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chirpychirpy | 16:50 Thu 26th May 2011 | Technology
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if you have a UK mobile phone and you're in the UK and you ring or text another UK mobile belonging to another British person who is in another country (on business, holiday or whatever), do you get charged extra because the other person is abroad?
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Avatar Image lala1984
I don't think you get charged extra but I know when I'm abroad I get charged for receiving a text from the UK
16:52 Thu 26th May 2011
Avatar Image ramesh046
I believe the other person gets charged for receiving the call(not proper). unless he has arranged with his network

Ring your network . they will explain
18:56 Thu 26th May 2011

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