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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
See my above post. If your phone rings, then your call does get sent abroad. If your phone does not ring, your call does not get sent abroad and there is no charge. At least that's how it used to work and how it's supposed to work, but knowing EE's horrifically retarded and buggy billing systems I would not be surprised if it couldn't make the distinction.
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Orange changed their call setup procedure quite a while back now, if a call is sent to a foreign roaming network and is "busied" to answerphone, then the call is never actually released from the UK. To put it another way, unless the user actually answers the incoming call - that is the point when incoming call charges start to apply.
This has been "BAU standard procedure" in Orange's core network for as long as I can remember - I would think it has been carried across to EE.