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In one sense, true....Lets just say it is how carriers butt hurt you if you know what i mean ;-) It's when you leave your mobile networks wireless range and connect to another carriers wireless network. In most cases additional charges will incur. If travelling abroad be sure to call your carrier in advance and ask about roaming in the country you will be traveling to as it can get very costly.
I personally experienced this when I traveled from my home in Nova Scotia, Canada to Galveston, Texas and went over the pathetic amount of data I payed $30 for before I left. $150 later I end up in a battle with Rogers wireless over it. A battle I subsequently lost. Some people have had up to $15,000 in roaming charges.
While I was in Texas, i was roaming on AT&T, T-mobile(no 3G Data) as well as US-Cellular.
T-Mobiles 3G wireless band is 1700mhz and is incompatible with the 1900mhz band AT&T, Rogers, Bell and Telus all use. You will only be able to use 2G data when roaming on T-Mobile with a 1900mhz phone and vice versa. Although here in Canada there is a newer upstart wireless carrier by the name of Wind Mobile who also uses the 1700mhz 3G band.
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You are roaming only when you are out of your calling area. If you live in CA and call Maryland from within your calling area, it's not roaming. However, if you live in Maryland and calling from CA, you are roaming.
It makes no difference if it is roaming. Dial as normal.
Mobile phones will automatically activate the roaming feature if necessary. Roaming time used is chargeable above the contracted monthly rates. There is no reason to manually activate roaming.
No, satellite phones do not usually have attached roaming charges. Very few cell phones have roaming charges these days, and so roaming isn't something that needs to be worried about.
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T-Mobile does not charge a seperate fee for roaming under their unlimited plans. Roaming charges are starting to be phased out.
Settings > General > Network > Data Roaming Off
Roaming - 1931 was released on: USA: 28 November 1931
yes they do unless you add their roaming plan
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