International Calling Question

[Xanthe_2871]

Hi there.

 

I recently signed up for T-Mobile's One+ International add on which gives me unlimited calling to the UK and many other places. I was just wondering, while it may be free for me, does my US number calling, say a store in London, cost the receiving party money? If it does, approximately what rate would they pay?

[Guest]

Have you tried talking to a customer service  ?

[Xanthe_2871]

3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Have you tried talking to a customer service  ?

I've been mostly calling up their versions of Target or Best Buy when I'm bored at night, since they're stores are open and the ones here are closed. Pose as a visitor and ask about something I'd like to maybe buy here, get some info. Or if I'm researching something and want a live human to clarify or confirm, and it's something a salesman would know.

[it_dont_work]

It shouldn't cost them, but then again youre in the states where telecom makes no fucking sense any way. Then again I'm in australia where bailing string and a tin can would be more efficient so who am I to judge.

 

Fun fact, I had to call a retail rep in the states when I still managed a store, they had to get a translator was the weirdest call in my life.

[IntMD]

No they wouldnt. The receiving person would only incur a cost, if they were roaming and that roaming wasn't covered under their normal plan.