agooddub
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yes, you are roaming in the EU. it's expensive. |
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Ron S
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This must be too simple !
Take a holiday and don't send or receive texts.
The idea of a holiday is to get away from the routine and have a change.
You never know, you may find out that life does exist beyond the sim card. |
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Claire S
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yes alot more xxxmy dad bought a rly cheap sim while he was there worked out alot cheaper xxx |
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Orla C
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Yes, it will. Talk to your service provider about it. |
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Trish D
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Yes it will.It may also cost you to receive. Check with your mobile provider. It's quite a racket they have going. |
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Mr B
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No everything is free in dublin what do you think
where only next door to the uk why don,t you roar
if you wan,t to save money |
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jackie m
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depends on what tariff you are on - if its a contract phone you get so many free. |
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SteveT
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Probably, but you need to check with your service provider as they are all different and it will depend on your tariff |
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submissivmsle36
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hi you
this depends on what network your |
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fashonion
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Yes. I am from Ireland originally but now living in England. When I go home it costs 35p to send a text.
Texts are free to receive. |
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froggequene
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I'm with Vodafone & it costs me 29p a text if I use my UK phone in the Republic but you really need to check to with service provider, they may also have a special package you can use while you're in the Republic to make it cheaper to use your phone. |
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Helen M
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Yes it cost quite a lot depending on your mobile phone Operator.,
Seek permission from your Operator and inform them that you are going to Dublin.
Hope this helps |
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Maddeline
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It will probably cost u 9 cent out of the credit u will have on ur fone going over. |
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