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kateaew
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on ‎17-11-2019 20:19

on ‎17-11-2019 20:19

Hi all, so is data etc in USA covered free of charge for pay monthly customers? I have a travel bolt on from 2017 which says £4.99 a day in countries that arent included in the 'free' countries (of which USA is a part of).

I'm just curious if I will get charged £4.99 for having the bolt on or whether it will be free as it's on the list on inclusive countries.

Thanks
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MI5
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on ‎17-11-2019 20:22

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@kateaew 

If you have the Travel Inclusive bolt on, it's free in USA.

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MI5
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on ‎17-11-2019 20:22

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@kateaew 

If you have the Travel Inclusive bolt on, it's free in USA.

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on ‎17-11-2019 20:24

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I have O2 Travel Inclusive Zone, is that the same thing? Should I turn off the other O2 Travel bolt on or will it sort itself out and not charge me for it?
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on ‎17-11-2019 20:34

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The other travel bolt on is for EU, there's no need too touch anything, you will be covered fine for USA.
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on ‎18-11-2019 08:20

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The only thing to be aware of is that after using 150Mb a day, your speed will be RIDICULOUSLY slow - down to about 0.5Mbps...

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