Sentences with phrase «u.s. roaming charges»

Cricket understands that no one likes complicated bills; that's why all of the new Cricket plans include taxes and fees with no U.S. roaming charges.

Not exact matches

Also, depending on your carrier and service plan, you could be on the hook for massive roaming charges if you try to connect anywhere outside the U.S.

The Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission announced late Thursday that it decided to take that step after a preliminary investigation found that big carriers are «are charging, or planning to charge» smaller domestic rivals «significantly higher wholesale roaming rates» than they charge their U.S. peers.

As for me, I'm annoyed with Rogers and I'm asking for a break on my U.S. data roaming charges.

The Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission said on Thursday it is taking that step after a preliminary analysis found the big carriers «are charging, or planning to charge» smaller domestic rivals «significantly higher wholesale roaming rates» than U.S. peers such as AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc..

«There seems to be a significant difference in what some of the larger carriers are charging the entrants in Canada compared to what they are charging foreign U.S. carriers when their clients or subscribers are roaming in Canada,» CRTC chairman Jean - Pierre Blais said in a telephone interview.

Effective today through August 19, 2017, Sprint (NYSE: S) is waiving all international call and SMS charges to Spain for Sprint, Boost and Virgin Mobile customers in the U.S., and for roaming voice and SMS for Sprint customers in Spain following today's attack in Barcelona.

Note: The ability to deposit checks using DepositPoint isn't available outside the U.S.. All additional roaming, access and text charges from your carrier will apply.

Consumer protections also emerged as a main budget pillar with the government announcing ambitious plans to lower wholesale Internet roaming rates within Canada, address the price gap between identical goods sold in Canada and the U.S. once and for all and prohibiting the so called «pay - to - pay» practice that charges consumers for paper bills — including printed credit card statements.