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arkiboys 14 Mar 2017 10:45

internet in europe
 
Hello,
Are you able to suggest how to get internet access while on route in Europe via mobile phone.
The idea is to have all the family being able to connect to internet while driving...
At present it seems T-Mobile does not have full coverage and it is expensive.

Thank you

alper 14 Mar 2017 13:12

In Germany I can recommend Congstar.de. But it depends whether you have a huge data transfer volume or you just want to stay online with the cellphone. My data plan costs just 2€ per month, but is has only 100MBytes transfer volume. After reaching this limit the speed is only slowing down on a modem-speed, but I`m staying still online. Its enough for WhatsApp or mailing, but not for really fast surfing.

Cheers
Jörg

backofbeyond 14 Mar 2017 13:22

The poor man's version if you don't need to be on line all the time is just to use McDonalds (or similar) + hotels free wi-fi. Most adults can survive without internet access from break to break and young children can be distracted with films etc. It's the in-betweenies that can be a problem.

g6snl 14 Mar 2017 19:02

I go out of my way to find places with no wifi. Sadly this is becoming increasing difficult anywhere in the world. I had the misfortune to find the most disgusting toilet in my moment of "urgent need" - on the back of the door was the wifi code, but no bog roll.

I thought I read or heard somewhere that after Oct/Nov 2016 you could use data roaming in EU at the same charge as your home country?

mike turner 15 Mar 2017 17:06

Mcdonndels all have wifi

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mike turner 15 Mar 2017 17:08

Or as im doing now pizza hutt

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jkrijt 15 Mar 2017 18:09

I live in the Netherlands and I pay €20 /month for Robin Mobile with unlimited voice, sms and data all over the EU.
https://www.robinmobile.nl/

kawazoki 15 Mar 2017 19:50

In Serba lots of places like cafe or restaurants have free WIFI

Safe ride

tmotten 16 Mar 2017 00:18

Is there still no pan-european service provider at a decent price?

magicFly 18 Mar 2017 17:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by tmotten (Post 559612)
Is there still no pan-european service provider at a decent price?

No, not at the moment. EU is changing the law. There will be no roaming costs starting in 2018 I think.

Meanwhile best is to get a sim card in every country you go to or use public WIFI hotspots (MCDonalds, Hotels, Restaurants, ...)

duibhceK 19 Mar 2017 10:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by magicFly (Post 559763)
No, not at the moment. EU is changing the law. There will be no roaming costs starting in 2018 I think.

From June 2017 on, telco providers in the EU are no longer allowed to make a price distinction between national and roaming charges. They are however still allowed to keep roaming out of their standard bundle. Meaning they might charge you for roaming like they would charge you for going over your bundle volume. It is still unclear whether that will be the way it'll go. I haven't seen any telcos make statements to clarify how they will implement it. At least the telco I work for hasn't taken an official position yet. I guess they are all just waiting to see what the others will do.

Bell driver 19 Mar 2017 10:28

The market seems to be taking off...

Europa Daten Prepaid ohne Roaming-Gebühren Internet surfen

arkiboys 19 Mar 2017 12:17

Hello everyone,
Thank you for your replies...
I just booked webspot for pocket wifi device
It is around 10 euros per day for unlimited internet on the go.

AnTyx 27 Mar 2017 20:29

Why not just use your UK SIM? From June it won't cost anything to use it across the EU.

10 euros a day, 300 euros a month? That's a ridiculous amount of money.

JMo (& piglet) 28 Mar 2017 10:38

I tend to agree with AnTyx there - if you are in the UK, consider buying a SIM from Three if you are not already a customer - they already offer mobile date internet roaming as part of their monthly bundles in all their 'at home' countries, which includes the vast majority of mainland Europe already.


Jx


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