Sentence examples for mobile fees from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 2015 the European commission announced that it had agreed on single market legislation for telecoms, meaning that tourists in EU countries will pay the same mobile fees as at home.

The examination in Brussels was opened two weeks after one of the chief executives, Vittorio Colao of Vodafone, publicly feuded with the European commissioner for telecommunications, Neelie Kroes, during the industry's annual convention in Barcelona, over the commission's efforts to lower the regulated prices of many mobile fees, which has eroded revenue for carriers.

They suggest people use VoIP providers like Skype when traveling to avoid heavy mobile fees: "Use VoIP, like @skype, to avoid excess international charges on your cell phone bill.

You'll pay no T-Mobile fee to log onto the store.

Anita Grossman, a financial planner with Lincoln Financial Advisors, says your list of "haves" should include housing (rent and utilities), land-line and mobile phone fees, groceries, transportation (gas, car payments, car upkeep, car insurance or public transportation fees), and health care costs.

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Still, Verizon posted a profit of $1.7 billion for the quarter, largely because of mobile data fees.

People are shelling out £30 to £40 a month on mobile phone fees".

But operators are wary of investing in networks when regulators in Brussels are cutting roaming and mobile termination fees, two chief sources of income.

Mobile roaming fees are charged when a person makes or receives calls and text messages, or uses the Internet, while outside that person's home country.

In a bluntly worded speech Thursday to a key committee in Parliament, she surprised lawmakers by urging them to ban mobile roaming fees outright before elections next May.