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[Gerry]

I am going on holiday to Italy and have been told that if I text "DATA" to 2020 I will be opted in to Web Daily Europe so that for £1.50 per day I will have access to 15MB data daily.  I cannot however see anything on O2 website as to how to opt out of this when my short holiday is over.  Can anyone help please?

[adamtemp64 Level 50: Versatile]

You could just call 202 on your return but others have left it in place for the next trip as you obviously only get charged if you use data abroad it is not £1.50 a day if no data used.

as stated here in the t&C

"

• If you opt in, then for each day that you use data in one of the countries listed below, you will be charged a maximum of £1.50 for the data you use on that day."

[Gerry]

Thanks for the prompt reply. Can you confirm that Web Daily Europe does NOT come into play whilst I am using my mobile in the UK? Sorry if that is stupid question - I am never sure when UK is IN Europe and when it is OUT of Europe.

[adamtemp64 Level 50: Versatile · Accepted solution]

it is a roaming bolton i.e. when not in your home network coverage o2-uk and in one of the countries in the list

i.e. point 7 of the t&C

"

• The service is available in Austria; Belgium; Bulgaria; Cyprus: Czech Republic; Denmark; Estonia; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Hungary; Ireland; Isle of Man; Italy; Latvia; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Malta; Netherlands; Poland; Portugal; Romania; Slovakia; Slovenia; Spain; Sweden."

[DaveC Level 19: Quirky]

As someone who uses it I can confirm you are only charged for the days you use it. 

I was charged for some I used in France a month back and I shall simply leave it in place for my next trip to Europe late July.

[Gerry]

Thank you to both DaveC and Adamtemp6 foryour kind help. Much appreciated.

[adamtemp64 Level 50: Versatile]

glad to help

[Jazzmag2k69]

I can reiterate what others have said really, I've had "WDE" set up since August last year and have only ever been charged when i've used data abroad. It kinda lays dormant when you're back in the UK.