Use your data, texts and minutes in any of the 31 European countries! Great if you're going on holiday. Do not need to opt in or anything, just have to have used contract in uk before.
Yes has been already posted but been given thumbs up after reporting it to try and get it deleted (did not know till first comments on it).
More details here: http://www.tescomobile.com/about-us/terms-and-conditions/general/homefromhome-fair-use-policy and http://shop.tescomobile.com/homefromhome#costs-on-pay-monthly
Top comments
BUZZ FUZZ 47
29 May 1614#5
Come on EE .. Follow suit like everyone else
InTheKnow444
29 May 1611#4
can't even get a signal in my house let alone abroad
NeoTrix
29 May 164#8
It's fine, as it's been over 4 weeks :smiley: Thanks though!
Gollywood
29 May 163#10
Should say Europe not abroad as that infers it's anywhere abroad!
Latest comments (59)
soldierboy001
2 Jun 16#59
Yes I might agree with you if they did a feel at home bundle but Turkey is only included in their Euro zone 2 which is £3 per day or part of.
jdanjoux
2 Jun 16#58
Just make sure you manually select '3 Italy' or 'WIND'. Then you should be okay. The Vatican is relatively small and those 2 networks should cover the Vatican.
gazidoc
2 Jun 16#57
I think the point being made is that Vodafone's roaming plans do include Turkey.
jnm21
2 Jun 16#56
Not necessarily true - I am seeing conflicting info, but a tripadvisor thread suggested that there is a network & three suggest that it is not feel at home listing it in their roaming destinations.
m5rcc
1 Jun 16#55
You must be on either a phone or a table to take advantage of Three's deal. Not an assumption.
OrribleHarry
1 Jun 16#54
Three works great with a cellular iPad
feival
1 Jun 16#53
The terms and conditions are from Tesco. Regarding tethering on Three, they definitely immediately block you if you try to either place the sim in a modem or if you try to tether an iPad to a mobile. However, tethering a mobile to another mobile acting as a hotspote has never been a problem. I am guessing it is the same on Tesco given some people are saying it works. I would love to know if the Tesco SIM works in a modem.
OrribleHarry
31 May 16#47
Not abroad they don't, this is about international roaming. And 3's Feel At Home is currently the best deal. Nobody mentioned tethering. Totally irrelevant comment.
panddda to OrribleHarry
1 Jun 16#52
Getting confused with which networks are being discussed here in which posts. From experience...
Three do not allow tethering when using their 'at home' data abroad. We've managed to get it to work once (a glitch?) but generally it just doesn't work. We have the unlimited data contracts on all of these which work great in America, but the Euro countries available are limited.
Tesco mobile do not seem to have any restrictions on tethering - I'm currently tethered to my son's phone on holiday in Holland, where we've had up to 3 phones and an iPad successfully tethered to one Tesco sim all week (£20 for a PAYG with 8 GB data bundle. So far we've used 2.5gb in 4 days and that's with fairly heavy browsing use and a few hours of Google maps sat nav, just no video streaming).
feival
31 May 16#51
According to their terms tethering is not allowed?
"General Terms:
14. Tethering / Hotspots will not be available to use whilst roaming in the Promotion Countries."
You show me where you can get 12gb of internet for £20 in as many countries as this.
You're comparing apples with pears, again your assuming I'm using a phone, I never once said I was using a phone. It's the best deal currently.
m5rcc
31 May 16#49
EE and o2 allow tethering and hotspotting abroad: I know as I've used both.
Tethering is irrelevant to you. Some people do need it as they don't solely want to use the internet through a phone....
soldierboy001
31 May 16#48
OK you go about being awkward to please and the rest of us will carry on regardless and capable of finding accessible WiFi in Europe. Happy travels old chap/girl.
m5rcc
31 May 16#46
Tough? I suggest you stop assuming...
No McDonald's to where I go and nor would I wish to go to one ever....
soldierboy001
31 May 16#45
Tough, I suggest you read what I wrote, I'm a well travelled person and don't find it a problem. McDonalds are everywhere, but I don't rely on them.
m5rcc
31 May 16#44
It is given that other providers to offer tethering and hotspotting...
m5rcc
31 May 16#43
What if you go to a place that doesn't have WiFi?
jamiedanjoux
31 May 161#42
You can tether on tesco Home at Home, as long as you have a 3G/4G signal. Tesco Mobile Twitter team confirmed this.
soldierboy001
31 May 16#41
Some people always want everything for nothing, and I don't find lack of tethering a problem as everybody seems to have free WiFi these days.
OrribleHarry
31 May 16#40
What a helpful and insightful comment, thanks for the input......
Dolphinzz
30 May 16#39
It's 28 days for Tesco mobile
soldierboy001
30 May 161#38
People make things up to make others think they are bright. The EU Brexit vote has nothing to do with this because even if we vote out things will not change for 2 to 10 years after we apply to pull out. All thes companies have their own rules at the moment due to the EU roaming rules not coming into force until 2017 and the companies want to look good in the eyes of the consumer. Most offer a maximum amount of use outside of the UK and these vary company by company.
jdanjoux
30 May 16#37
Yes Vatican City would be included, because the Vatican does not have it's own phone company and uses Italian networks. This was the case when I was using Three Feel at Home and it worked absolutely fine.
r4t
30 May 16#36
Whats the risks of that?
I'm only asking because I will be driving through Europe this summer (France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany)
TJunor11
30 May 16#35
It is only on until September due to the EU vote as that may interfere with things obviously.
jnm21
30 May 16#34
It is EEA sort of (but yes Europe would be better; includes Canaries to my surprise, but excludes Monaco, San Marino, Turkey) & also only until 3rd September. Hot deal, but detail missing.
Key question for some would be does it include Vatican City? Could be an unholy mistake to assume that it is included! Also be wary that when in a border area, you can connect to a mast across the border.
I would suggest that anyone using this in a marginal area triple checks.
Dolphinzz
30 May 16#33
Argh too late :/
Dolphinzz
30 May 16#32
Can a mod please delete
louthepoo
30 May 161#31
Your holiday will be significantly cheaper as it's out of school holiday times so :stuck_out_tongue:
panddda
30 May 161#30
I'm in Holland right now and the Tesco deal was a godsend! We have 4 Three Mobile contracts in our house with unlimited data which is fab for travelling to USA, France, Spain & Scandinavia (which covers most of our holidays) but not the Netherlands.
Went to Tesco last week, bought a PAYG SIM card with £20 credit (which apparently triples to £60 for calls and texts) which then bought a bundle of 8GB data. Stuck it in a spare iphone and we've been successfully tethering our 4 phones to it all week. So pretty much unlimited use (apart from not letting the kids download video!) for 4 of us for £20.
soldierboy001
30 May 161#29
Only 20% of Turkey is in the European area, so why should it be included, and they are not in the EU God forbid.
musical
30 May 16#28
It is worth saying that the old Red plans were better for heavy data users. I'm in Belgium right now and I've taken my entire 20GB allowance with me for three pounds per day. Even on the most generous new Red plans, one only gets 4GB internal roaming and top ups are really expensive. £15 for two gigs, if I remember correctly.
Coreydeals
30 May 16#27
Not entirely true. Their base Red plan includes 500MB of European roaming. Up to 4GB. Although, still not your entire data allowance, but at least it is capped.
Vodafone inclusive roaming gives you unlimited minutes, texts and picture messages, plus a monthly data allowance of up to 4GB, to enjoy in 40 European destinations within our inclusive roaming zone, with 4G in more destinations than any other UK network.
danielson1978
30 May 16#26
They should do it permanently - we go on Holiday September 11th (yeah I know) so will miss out
m5rcc
30 May 16#25
Can't tether
MEGAONE
30 May 16#24
Not available in Turkey.
Norman-B
30 May 16#23
Vodafone only include on Red plans only, I think.
OrribleHarry
30 May 16#22
3 are the best for international roaming as it even includes the USA free.
Angel_Of_The_North
30 May 16#21
Only on until 3 September :disappointed:
Qrunch
29 May 16#20
Ee charge extra for only 500mb also?
masai
29 May 16#19
Yeah but you only get 500mb in Europe with vodafone which is separate to your normal data allowance.
Qrunch
29 May 161#18
Isn't it 4£ a day? Greedy bar stewards. Even Vodafone include roaming now
powerful_Rogue
29 May 161#17
Only minutes and texts - Data isn't included unless you buy an extra bolt on.
adamdroitwich
29 May 161#15
Speeds abroad are very slow tho..
Dolphinzz to adamdroitwich
29 May 16#16
Never tried with Tesco/o2 before so will be interesting.
Dolphinzz
29 May 16#14
Can a mod please delete?
Gollywood
29 May 163#10
Should say Europe not abroad as that infers it's anywhere abroad!
Dolphinzz to Gollywood
29 May 16#13
Don't know how to edit but anyways pic and description states it's not everywhere
Zaxxan
29 May 162#6
This is not new news.
Dolphinzz to Zaxxan
29 May 16#12
I know that now but it doesn't let me delete on mobile :disappointed:
daydreamer44
29 May 16#11
Thanks, didn't know about that :smiley:
*Sloman*
29 May 16#9
Yeah I had to pay £3 per day when in Dublin recently most of my friends on Three all free/inlc
NeoTrix
29 May 164#8
It's fine, as it's been over 4 weeks :smiley: Thanks though!
BUZZ FUZZ 47
29 May 1614#5
Come on EE .. Follow suit like everyone else
iceburnmarko to BUZZ FUZZ 47
29 May 162#7
ee already does it on some of its newer tariff
InTheKnow444
29 May 1611#4
can't even get a signal in my house let alone abroad
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Yes has been already posted but been given thumbs up after reporting it to try and get it deleted (did not know till first comments on it).
More details here: http://www.tescomobile.com/about-us/terms-and-conditions/general/homefromhome-fair-use-policy and http://shop.tescomobile.com/homefromhome#costs-on-pay-monthly
Top comments
It's fine, as it's been over 4 weeks :smiley: Thanks though!
Latest comments (59)
Three do not allow tethering when using their 'at home' data abroad. We've managed to get it to work once (a glitch?) but generally it just doesn't work. We have the unlimited data contracts on all of these which work great in America, but the Euro countries available are limited.
Tesco mobile do not seem to have any restrictions on tethering - I'm currently tethered to my son's phone on holiday in Holland, where we've had up to 3 phones and an iPad successfully tethered to one Tesco sim all week (£20 for a PAYG with 8 GB data bundle. So far we've used 2.5gb in 4 days and that's with fairly heavy browsing use and a few hours of Google maps sat nav, just no video streaming).
"General Terms:
14. Tethering / Hotspots will not be available to use whilst roaming in the Promotion Countries."
http://www.tescomobile.com/about-us/terms-and-conditions/general/homefromhome-terms
You're comparing apples with pears, again your assuming I'm using a phone, I never once said I was using a phone. It's the best deal currently.
Tethering is irrelevant to you. Some people do need it as they don't solely want to use the internet through a phone....
No McDonald's to where I go and nor would I wish to go to one ever....
I'm only asking because I will be driving through Europe this summer (France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany)
Key question for some would be does it include Vatican City? Could be an unholy mistake to assume that it is included! Also be wary that when in a border area, you can connect to a mast across the border.
I would suggest that anyone using this in a marginal area triple checks.
Went to Tesco last week, bought a PAYG SIM card with £20 credit (which apparently triples to £60 for calls and texts) which then bought a bundle of 8GB data. Stuck it in a spare iphone and we've been successfully tethering our 4 phones to it all week. So pretty much unlimited use (apart from not letting the kids download video!) for 4 of us for £20.
Vodafone inclusive roaming gives you unlimited minutes, texts and picture messages, plus a monthly data allowance of up to 4GB, to enjoy in 40 European destinations within our inclusive roaming zone, with 4G in more destinations than any other UK network.
It's fine, as it's been over 4 weeks :smiley: Thanks though!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-mobile-s-scrapped-european-roaming-fees-for-entire-summer-free-sim-top-up-2437581