Discussion topic: Duplicate notifications regarding Passport roaming plus. One says I'm in Greece, the other Turkey.
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Message posted on 20 Jun 2024 06:56 PM
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Duplicate notifications regarding Passport roaming plus. One says I'm in Greece, the other Turkey.
I'm holidaying in Kos, one if the Greek Islands and I have received a text confirming my Passport roaming plus charge of £2 per day, however I keep receiving a duplicate text saying I'm also in Turkey? Will I be charged twice?
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Message posted on 20 Jun 2024 07:14 PM
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Re: Duplicate notifications regarding Passport roaming plus. One says I'm in Greece, the other Turke
Possibly, so make sure your device only connects to a network in Kos because accidental roaming can occur if you are close to a border.
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Message posted on 21 Jun 2024 09:29 AM - last edited: 21 Jun 2024 11:10 AM
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Re: Duplicate notifications regarding Passport roaming plus. One says I'm in Greece, the other Turke
As @caesarome indicates, given the Turkish mainland is only a few miles away, it's quite possible that a phone could attach to a stronger signal from there rather than a weaker one from a partially obscured mast on the island itself.
Fortunately in this case Turkey is one of the rare non-EU destinations which also has £2 roaming, so the potential damage is very limited: some cross-border connections can end up consuming data at several pounds per megabyte.
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