Dr. James Carter Facebook ad: “I added up what I'd spent on international data over three…”

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1418204513457997

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

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0

EU reach

153

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Ad text

I'm not someone who tracks small spending. I probably should be — I work in finance, of all things. But because each roaming charge felt small in the moment (£40 here, £19 there, £15-a-day for the hotel Wi-Fi I didn't trust anyway), I never added them up. When I finally did, it was £1,847 across fourteen trips. A colleague had been quietly using something called RoamiFi for over a year. Small black box, lives in her laptop bag. She bought it for £22, turns it on when she lands, and the data is just… there. 196 countries. No SIM. No subscription. No quietly-renewing direct debit she'd forget to cancel before the next renewal. I bought one in October. I've used it in three countries since. The maths now: £21.95. Total. Most of us should have done this sooner. → Read the full review

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Always5g.uk

I added up what I'd spent on international data over three years. I nearly cried.

If you've ever struggled to find a reliable internet connection while traveling or even at home, you know how frustrating it can be. Public Wi-Fi isn't secure, roaming charges are high, and the connection is often slow and unstable.