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I am going to the USA and want to know what is the difference between o2 travel subscription and the travel bolt on?

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The travel bolt on is O2 Travel with the £6 daily charge.

The free option is travel inclusive

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See roaming guide Guide: Roaming MegaGuide 

https://www.o2.co.uk/international/using-your-phone-abroad

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Thank you. So if I read that correctly if I sign up for the bolt on I shouldn't have to pay £6 daily travel cost?

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O2 Travel is £6.00 per day used.

O2 Travel Inclusive is free use.

You can't "buy" the travel inclusive bolt on. It comes as part of the tariff or if you are a Volt customer with Volt benefits Volt Megaguide 

A cheaper option, if you don't have travel inclusive, is to change your tariff for the period you are travelling to one which includes travel inclusive. You can revert back once you are home.

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So the travel bolt on is on top of the o2 travel and not instead of?

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The travel bolt on is O2 Travel with the £6 daily charge.

The free option is travel inclusive

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Thank you. I understand it now. 

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You're welcome @MP72 

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@MP72 Keep in mind that O2 throttles their data roaming speeds in the US to 2mbps, which is pitifully slow. If you think you'll need faster data speeds you should consider getting a Pay & Go sim from AT&T or T-Mobile, if you're going to be there for any length of time.

I DO NOT WORK FOR O2



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