Which operator for all Ireland

ratsam · 08-02-2010 2:30pm #1

Hi all

Just asking a question on behalf of the boss man...! He is now spending probably half his time in Belfast and the other half in the south. He currently has a business account with Vodafone but his calls from the north do not come out of his inclusive minutes. While there is no surcharge for making calls from the north to south he is being hit with big bills. My question is, which operator would be the cheapest and offer inclusive minutes that cover calls from north to south. Or is there some alternative smart method (skype or something)? Same question for data...!

Thanks a mill

Rats

rizzee · 08-02-2010 3:06pm

I reckon Three would have a good plan?

ratsam · 08-02-2010 4:13pm

Cheers .... will look into that...!!!

Rats

milly4ever · 08-02-2010 4:16pm

i am on o2 in the north and pay £1.99 per month for the ireland bolt on so calls made and received from the south are treated as uk calls.

ardmacha · 08-02-2010 4:44pm

Three will work fine in Belfast, but if your boss is travelling around they have little service in NI West of the Bann and so roaming charges will arise there.

O2 Ireland were the first to allow you use your minutes, they tried to withdraw this in November or so, but after an outcry they postponed this. But their clear intention is to gouge people so who knows what the future is.

Be careful of data, call deals will not necessarily stop them gouging you for data, oddly Vodafone is probably safest in this respect (using Live apn).

Walkman · 08-02-2010 5:38pm

I would also suggest 3 as their data roaming will also be included

Which operator for all Ireland

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