From the CEO of Three: our goal is to have 100% of customer trips covered by our services

[cyrillicguy]

http://www.mobiletoday.co.uk/news/industry/32062/three-uk-ceo-dave-dyson-%E2%80%98coverage-is-king%E...

If only....  I'd beg,  borrow and steal to be a customer of a network which would give me a Feel Like Home service wherever I travel to.... 

[jonsie]

Now that would be something but it's probably lightyears away...

[Bambino]

There's an easier way than begging, borrowing, or stealing. Just switch networks. 

[cyrillicguy]

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@Bambino wrote:

There's an easier way than begging, borrowing, or stealing. Just switch networks. 

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If Three had 100% of the world map covered by Feel At Home,  I'd switch over instantly  

[Cleoriff]

Can't see it happening...until maybe the takeover...Errrmmm yeah right...

[cyrillicguy]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Can't see it happening...until maybe the takeover...Errrmmm yeah right...

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I share your scepticism on that one 😞

[Bambino]

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@cyrillicguy wrote:

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@Bambino wrote:

There's an easier way than begging, borrowing, or stealing. Just switch networks. 

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If Three had 100% of the world map covered by Feel At Home,  I'd switch over instantly  

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You won't find a network anywhere in the world that would ever guarantee that. If you travel a lot, Three's coverage is about as good as you're going to get.

[cyrillicguy]

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@Bambino wrote:

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@cyrillicguy wrote:

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@Bambino wrote:

There's an easier way than begging, borrowing, or stealing. Just switch networks. 

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If Three had 100% of the world map covered by Feel At Home,  I'd switch over instantly  

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You won't find a network anywhere in the world that would ever guarantee that. If you travel a lot, Three's coverage is about as good as you're going to get.

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http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-plans/simple-choice-international-plan-countries.html

[darrengf]

I used my three sim in France last year as well as my O2 one, it was great to have free data in France, but it wasn't the best speed, but I've now heard that three has changed from Bouyges to Orange which is better.
I'm all for a world plan no matter what, a lot on the eu mobile networks no include as part of there plan eu coverage, so you get a certain amount of mins, SMS and data while in another eu country to use, I noticed it last year when in Belgium.

So it's out there, it just needs brining together.

If T-Mobile usa can do it and use data abroad as part of there tariff,, why do our networks charge stupid amounts per Mb. Except three, makes no sense to me.