Three Home Broadband in the Isle of Man - will I get charged?
My dad has Three Home Broadband at home in the UK, and he’s currently travelling around the Isle of Man in his motorhome.
I didn’t realise he’d taken the router with him, but he’s plugged it in over there and it’s working perfectly.
My worry is whether he’s going to end up with a huge bill. I’ve found some information online saying the Isle of Man is excluded from Three’s roaming charges, but it’s not very clear whether that applies to Home Broadband devices as well as phones.
I know Three’s terms say the home broadband is intended for use in the UK, so I’m surprised it’s working at all.
Does anyone know:
- If it’s working, does that mean it’s included and he won’t get charged?
- Or could it still be roaming in the background and generate a massive bill later?
Just trying to work out whether he needs to switch it off before he gets an expensive surprise!