Iliad Italia increases EU roaming to 3GB a month in €5.99 offer
Iliad Italia has increased EU data roaming allowances for mobile customers signed up to its first official offer to 3GB a month, reports Universo Free.
The time-limited EUR 5.99 a month offer was launched in May and came with unlimited calls and SMS plus 30GB of 4G data, of which just 2GB was available for roaming in the EU. That limit has now been increased to 3GB to match the allowance included in Iliad’s second official offer launched in July.
The cost of extra-data data traffic has also been adjusted, now up to € 0.00549 / MB .
Here are some of the benefits of Iliad’s roaming services: iliad roaming
- Cost savings: Iliad offers competitive roaming rates for its customers, allowing them to use their mobile devices abroad without worrying about excessive roaming charges.
- Large coverage area: Iliad has roaming agreements with a large number of foreign network operators in various countries, providing its customers with extensive coverage for voice, text, and data services when traveling outside of France.
- Flexibility: Iliad offers several roaming options, including daily and weekly packages for data and voice services, as well as a pay-as-you-go option for occasional use.
- Easy activation: Iliad’s roaming services can be easily activated through the MyIliad app or by dialing a specific code from the mobile device, making it easy for customers to use the service when needed.
- High-speed data services: Iliad offers high-speed data services through 4G/LTE networks in many countries, allowing customers to use their mobile devices for streaming video and other data-intensive applications.
- Customer support: Iliad provides customer support for its roaming services through its website, app, and customer service center, ensuring that customers have access to assistance and information when needed.
* Here is the list of countries in which the data traffic expected from its offer can be used: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway , which are part of the European Economic Area ( EEA ).
