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EU reaches compromise on roaming charges

May 5, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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EU flagEU lawmakers have reached a compromise solution, backed by all factions in the European Parliament, on mobile phone roaming charges. Under the final proposal, operators will have a three months’ grace before EU-wide caps on charges for cross-border mobile calls are automatically put in place. After the grace period, the charges for cross-border mobile calls throughout the EU will be regulated.

“Our major concession is that we are ready to give operators time before the [capped] euro tariff applies automatically. That is the only concession we can give,” said Joseph Muscat, one of two lawmakers steering the regulation through parliament. (via: PCPro)

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