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107-109-114
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107-109-114Civilian
asked in Community Archive.

Studying in Finland

[quote=Kevin]Howdy [user=2611]107-109-114[/user] That sounds like an excellent opportunity and it'll no doubt be an incredible change to the norm over here whilst you're out there. If you're looking to use your ID SIM over there, you'll be covered under our EU Roaming to allow you to use your data, keep in touch with the UK, and even contact people locally over there too. This will all be covered within your monthly tariff and simply come from your standard minutes/ texts/ data allowance per month. See here: https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/eu-roaming for confirmation of that and more on our website. Kevin[/quote] The fair usage policy contradicts this if you'll be away for more than 4 months, which they will be. It mentions sending proof of strong links to the UK, but is vague on if that actually lets you continue or if you'll still face the surcharges. https://www.idmobile.co.uk/help-and-advice/eu-roaming/fair-usage-policy

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Ryan
iD Mobile Employee
5 years ago
Nikhil P
iD Mobile Employee
Nikhil PiD Mobile Employee
published in Coverage & Network.

Wi-Fi Calling & 4G CallingF.A.Q.

I'm thinking about joining ID Mobile but have been put off by this topic? Do you actively block 'officially' unsupported phones from using these features? I'm currently with BT and whilst they have an official list of supported phones, they will let any connect and use them, they just can't guarantee it will work. My phone isn't on the BT list and works perfectly. Obviously if you're actively blocking people then there's no point me switching for a worse service (I rely on VoLTE/Wifi Calls).

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boothy99
Newbie
13 hours ago
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