International Roaming & Rejecting Incoming Calls
If I'm out of the US traveling and someone calls me and I don't answer the call will I be charged? If that person leaves a voicemail and I don't call to check my voicemail would I be charged? If so, if I disable voicemail would it avoid me getting this charge? Or do I have to disable voicemail and remove call forwarding? There seems to be a lot of conflicting information about this. I spoke to a few T-mobile reps and some say I won't get charged and others are saying I will get charged regardless. So I honestly do not know who/what to believe! Any tips would be appreciated.
International Data 5GB Limit
As I cross international borders I get a text saying I have 5GB free data. Does the data reset for each country or is it 5GB per billing cycle? Is the data still free over 5GB at the slower speed? Does it work with chargeable roaming blocked at the account level? Is the selection of a carrier automatic or Do I need to know which carrier to connect to when driving around in remote areas?