if you're going to pretend you have a backbone, go after those unlimited ISPs, as that effects more than just the business class flying elite.

...for making five data calls that downloaded less than 100Mb (combined).

It is criminal...

I was a little miffed to read that my "unlimited" free data counted for nothing when roaming in Europe, and I had to spend £7.50 a MB [T-Mobile says Mb, but I think it's a typo] for data in Europe. I was even more miffed when I found out that the data charges for satellite phones are £7.50 per MB.

Hopefully this will mean at least some reduction in cost.

@Chad -- I'm not sure I could be classed as "high flying business elite" in anyone's book, us poor people have mobile internet too nowadays you know ;~).

I can't sign it the way its worded, unlimited I like... Unlimited* where star means "dont do anything illegal or damaging to the network", is fair game, unlimited* where * means actually, there is a limit, is what I dont like, the petition calls for unlimited to always be banned... Even when it really is unlimited.

...Cue many years of wrangling where the poor penniless network operators claim that they can't possibly survive without the revenue and will have to find another way to survive...

In total agreement with the comments about unlimited BB / Data too. O2 make precious little mention of the fact that their 'u/l' package doesn't cover you when abroad.

Would love to sign the petition on pm.gov, but don't want to help the government build a profile of my political persuasion (where's my tin foil hat again?)

We have been victim of inflated prices for so long, when the cost involved of sending a text from abroad is not much more expensive for the network than it is to send one in the UK yet we pay over double, in some cases more!!

I was miffed that they didnt look into this when then EU forced companies to reduce roaming charges for calls from within the EU.