Everyday with Dr. Maxwell Facebook ad: “My last roaming bill was £340. I haven't paid one since.”

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Meta Ad Library ID

1077406601522325

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

Relaunches

0

EU reach

460

Niche

Travel & Events

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Ad text

I used to just accept it. Land at the airport, turn roaming on, and wait for the notification that I'd already spent £30 before I'd even grabbed my bag. My partner would joke that the holiday cost more in data than flights. It wasn't funny anymore when the bill hit £340 for a single week in Spain. 😤 What nobody tells you is that your network doesn't care. They send you a cheery little "You've used 80% of your allowance" text while quietly charging you £6.99 every time you breathe. I got tired of it. A mate mentioned something he'd been using — a tiny device, no SIM, no monthly bill, no contract. I thought he was winding me up. He wasn't. Over 91% of frequent travellers say roaming charges have cost them more than they expected, according to a 2023 Ofcom survey. That's not an accident. That's a business model. This thing works in over 196 countries. You switch it on. You're connected. That's it. No notification. No bill. No "valued customer" text after they've robbed you blind. 💀 I've taken it to France, Portugal, and Turkey since. Not paid a single roaming charge. If you're still letting your network take the mickey every time you travel, this article explains exactly how it works — and why thousands of Brits have already made the switch. Worth a read before your next trip. Link below. ✈️

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Always5g.fr

My last roaming bill was £340. I haven't paid one since.

Si vous avez déjà eu du mal à trouver une connexion Internet fiable en voyage ou même à la maison, vous savez à quel point cela peut être frustrant. Le Wi-Fi public n’est pas sécurisé, les frais d’itinérance sont élevés et la connexion est souvent lente et instable.