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>Do any of the UK mobile operators allow free call receiving when in roaming
>in Southern Ireland? All of the Irish operators give you free call receiving
>when roaming in the North Of Ireland. Seems pretty unfair to people living
>along the border that are using an UK operator if at any time their phone
>logs on to an operator from southern Ireland and starts roaming. Just
>wondering

>
>I cant answer your original question, but those users along the
>border are free to choose whether or not to roam onto an Irish
>network. If they dont want to risk being charged by accidentally
>roaming then all they have to do is set their phone to manually
>register with their home network only.
>
>Chris

> Is it possible to do this? I wouldnt know how to set my phone to only
> allow Orange (6230i). I would love to set it to one network only when
> abroad sometimes when one network is giving trouble or is more
> expensive. How do you do this?
>
> Jules
>
> On Sat, 17 May 2008 13:00:46 +0800, Chris Blunt
> wrote:
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> >I cant answer your original question, but those users along the
> >border are free to choose whether or not to roam onto an Irish
> >network. If they dont want to risk being charged by accidentally
> >roaming then all they have to do is set their phone to manually
> >register with their home network only.
>
> >Chris- Hide quoted text -
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>Is it possible to do this? I wouldnt know how to set my phone to only
>allow Orange (6230i). I would love to set it to one network only when
>abroad sometimes when one network is giving trouble or is more
>expensive. How do you do this?

>On Sat, 17 May 2008 13:00:46 +0800, Chris Blunt
>wrote:
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>>I cant answer your original question, but those users along the
>>border are free to choose whether or not to roam onto an Irish
>>network. If they dont want to risk being charged by accidentally
>>roaming then all they have to do is set their phone to manually
>>register with their home network only.
>>
>>Chris