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Originally Posted by jfman
My point is they’ve no incentive to reduce any costs at all. They could equally charge Movistar for their customers coming here.
The cost of mobile calls are next to nothing, but it’s in their interests (UK networks and EU networks) to push prices up in the absence of regulation to prevent them from doing so.
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They almost certainly do charge customers using SIMs from other countries. They ARE reducing costs for people who don't use roaming.
Setting up and maintaining the network is not cheap.
So a UK mobile provider could be expected to set up and provide a mobile network with no money coming in, because everybody is using a SIM from another country?
Why aren't landline call costs the same within a country, never mind between countries?