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Roam Fair


Anybody who has travelled overseas and used their mobile phone knows how useful it can be to reach loved ones and conduct business using international mobile roaming. They also know the significant cost they pay for this privilege. The House of Representatives Communications Committee is inquiring into whether international mobile roaming charges are fair. ATUG are holding a series of forums to share opinions and experiences in preparation for ATUG's submission to the Communications Committee, due on the 15th of August.

ATUG wants to let everyone know the opportunity is NOW to get these preposterous rates down.

Around the world other Governments have tackled this issue head on – it’s time that this happened in Australia.

The forums are open for all to attend and will focus on:

• Use of international roaming services – voice and data
• Prices experienced for voice and data
• Use of alternate services – phone cards, local SIM, Skype
• Accessing information on prices
• Worst experience
• Best experience
• What can users do?
• What should industry do?
• What should government/regulators do?


When: Thursday, July 24, 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Where: JB Hunter Technology, Unit 3, 24 Portside Crescent, Maryville
RSVP: reception@jbhunter.com.au
Cost: Free

Feel free to visit the ATUG Blog to share your experiences with international mobile roaming.

** Details for coming events will be forwarded via normal notice/event channels.
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