On Friday, October 12, 2001 Benjamin Kowarsch wrote:
"If you suggest that a consumer roaming service in Europe would have
different tariffs depending on where tourists originate from, I tend to
believe that this is rather unlikely."
This is the case today as the tourist is charged finally by his home
operator and the charges finally depend on the mark-ups of the home network.
"This would be similar to a public phone box that would ask for 10 cents
if the user is recognised as European (transcontinental user) and 20
cents if the user is Australian/American/Asian/African (intercontinental
user)."
Then a public phone box has never originated from outside the country......
;-)
Maria
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Received on Mon Oct 15 16:53:24 2001