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Mobile operators that allow Skype usage out of data allowance?

UTCGMT01 · 2012-10-17 22:00:29

I don't like the idea that some mobile operators block the use of Skype out of paid for data allowances. We pay for the data allowances that we get, looking at the Skype forum this issue seems to be very common across Europe... What mobile operators in Ireland allow customers to use Skype out of paid for inclusive data…

17-10-2012 11:00pm

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I don't like the idea that some mobile operators block the use of Skype out of paid for data allowances.

We pay for the data allowances that we get, looking at the Skype forum this issue seems to be very common across Europe...

What mobile operators in Ireland allow customers to use Skype out of paid for inclusive data allowances?

I think it's very petty that some block this very popular app, could this restriction be considered anti competitive?

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#2 18-10-2012 12:06am

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3 dont restrict it anyways.

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#3 18-10-2012 11:45am

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emobile allow it. and they have an offer at the moment for a 30 day rolling contract, 32 a month for unlimited calls, texts and 15gb of data (no phone though)

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