EU takes final step to ending roaming charges in June 2017
Early Wednesday morning the European Union reached historic deal. Starting June 15 2017, all mobile phone users from the 28 EU members will not pay roaming charges when traveling to fellow EU country.
Negotiations ended right after midnight with a pact between the European Parliament, European Council and European Comission representatives.
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri, a Finnish member of the Socialists & Democrats EU parliament group, said:
People all over the EU have waited for us to drop roaming charges in June 2017. Now all the negotiations are ready and we can deliver what was promised. Like consumer organizations all over Europe, we, too, see this as a great victory for the European consumers.
This was a long-expected liberating deal that was one of the EU’s big goals for the last several years.
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- Anonymous
- 05 Feb 2017
- JGw
Too little, too late.
- AnonD-640566
- 03 Feb 2017
- 39k
I know. The funnies thing is people from the low end countries of EU, who in reality have more benefits from EU then they contribute, and whose governments are corrupt to hell and back, complain about Germany and a few other countries having a major ...
- Anonym
- 02 Feb 2017
- NCe
Sorry, I forgot that facts and actual history matter very little nowadays... It weren't the immigrants alone that "nation built" todays Germany, the germans along with the immigrants did that (not in equal roles). Taking your point, you have there ...
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