GoMo new totally unlimited plan

TheDriver

GoMo have updated their T&Cs to state 6.4a that there are no limits on domestic and EU roaming data allowances. It says it's only for signups from 1st Oct. This is obviously in response to sky entering the market.

I asked CS that as I'm on the 15 plan, do I get the benefits or can I move to the new 15 plan but they said it's only for new signups. If I port out and back, I'm a new signup apparently.

vapourer

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058372920/gomo-new-totally-unlimited-plan

where does it say it’s unlimited in Europe? I can’t find it on their site, I asked on the webchat too and they said it’s not unlimited in Europe just 16Gb.

TheDriver

Its clause 6.4a which says the limits in clause 6.4 and 6.6 don't apply. 6.4 is home, 6.6 is eea roaming.

If you go to T&CS, it's in section 6.

I gather their website itself selling the plan hasn't updated yet nor have the agents been briefed. From chat on here, interest in sky seems to be from GoMo or vf customers.

degsie

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058372920/gomo-new-totally-unlimited-plan

Any idea how to port out and back? Does it involve moving to a different provider temporally?

TheDriver

Ive been onto CS and they said it's unlimited domestic but still 16Gb roaming. I've queries it as 6.4a says fair use limits in 6.4 and 6.6 can be ignored and 6.6 is eu/UK roaming fair use limit. Or am I reading it wrong?

Porting out to say an eir or tesco sim and back onto a new GoMo sim. Prob best to do when they're doing a free month so it'll cost nothing but unless roaming query is satisfactory, I'm not bothering.

walshtipp

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122698702#Comment_122698702

Why not just switch to Sky and get unlimited roaming data?

TheDriver

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122698739#Comment_122698739

Too many horror stories tbh and eir/GoMo has fairly good offering.

I can live with 16Gb but it would be handy to have more when going north or UK, esp for TV viewing in evenings.

walshtipp

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122698747#Comment_122698747

Ok fair enough. I switched from Eir to Sky one week ago. I haven't had any of the 2FA or porting issues some others have described. Not sure if I just got lucky or did Sky fix their issues.

pfftdetail

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122699402#Comment_122699402

It seems to be luck based.

cloudhopper19

they just need to get eSIM now and they would have the whole package

TheDriver

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122712893#Comment_122712893

Sky mobile coming to the market made me evaluate the networks and I've realized eir/GoMo is currently the best. You'll get better data speeds in places with vf but I rarely have no signal with gomo. .

caviardreams

Does GoMo have a minimum 12 month commitment or anything or can you sign up for a month and cancel if it's not working out?

PixelCrafter

No. It’s month to month billed to a debit or credit card.

You can cancel at any stage by just porting out to another network.

Hibernicis

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122714444#Comment_122714444

You can cancel at any time without penalty and without having to give a reason. The cancellation process is online and is very efficient. I've ordered additional GoMo SIMs on my account for a number of overseas visitors to ireland, and cancelled them immediately after they leave, usually paying just one month's rental.