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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / January 2007Calling a UK mobile which is abroad?
Am I right in thinking that if I call a UK mobile, which happens to be abroad at the time (i.e. USA) that as far as I'm concerned I'll see the same tarrif as if I was calling the mobile in the UK? > Am I right in thinking that if I call a UK mobile, which happens to be > abroad at the time (i.e. USA) that as far as I'm concerned I'll see the > same tarrif as if I was calling the mobile in the UK? Yes, if you call the mobile, you will only pay for the UK leg of the link. The mobile owner will be paying for the overseas leg of the link. >> Am I right in thinking that if I call a UK mobile, which happens to be >> abroad at the time (i.e. USA) that as far as I'm concerned I'll see the >> same tarrif as if I was calling the mobile in the UK? > > Yes, if you call the mobile, you will only pay for the UK leg of the link. > The mobile owner will be paying for the overseas leg of the link. Cheers! > Am I right in thinking that if I call a UK mobile, which happens to be > abroad at the time (i.e. USA) that as far as I'm concerned I'll see the > same tarrif as if I was calling the mobile in the UK? It be same as calling the phone while in the UK. The person your calling will be charge for incoming call.  Signaturewww.experimentalist.co.uk/shop/index.php Australia, New Zealand, USA, German, UK, South Africa, Thailand, Brazil Sim Cards & EPIRB. My help forum www.experimentalist.co.uk/forum/index.php nomail@here.com declared for all the world to hear... > Am I right in thinking that if I call a UK mobile, which happens to be > abroad at the time (i.e. USA) that as far as I'm concerned I'll see the same > tarrif as if I was calling the mobile in the UK? You are indeed right. The person you are calling gets stung for the international leg of the call, you pay what you would normally pay. SignatureRegards Jon |
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