4real wrote: » did you get confirmation email and also a text about the sim delivery? i didnt get either yet and signed up yesterday
_Kaiser_ wrote: » I'm trying to decide if it's worth my while doing this.. Pros - cheaper monthly bill (9.99 as an existing broadband customer vs 60 with Vodafone currently) - double data - WiFi calling - 30 day rolling contract - signal is no better with Vodafone anyway in my experience Cons - early cancellation charge with Vodafone is just under 300 - It's eir. As long as nothing goes wrong it's grand, but.. Very tempted to do it all the same. Am I mad?
4real wrote: » if you do the math yes it's worth your while 10 x 12 = 120 per year 60 x 12 = 720 per year 120 + 300 fee = 420 per year v 720 saving you 300 overall.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Yea, that plus the higher data allowance, WiFi calling and not being tied to a long term contract. Will switch over next week when the Vodafone month resets then I think
AlmightyCushion wrote: » How long is left on your vodafone contact? You might be better off just waiting on your vodafone contact to end if it's less than 6 months.
fixxxer wrote: » It runs until June, assuming they dont pull the plug on it sooner, so you'd be better off letting your Vodafone contract run down to save you a month or two on that Leaving Early fee.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » Does it? I thought someone above quoted mid may for the end of this offer? (on phone so multi quoting is a pain)
landlord wrote: » Sorry if this has already been asked, but do you pay tax on top of the 14.99 per month ?
bromley52 wrote: » What I did. 1. Rang 1800303719 and signed up on a Tuesday. 2. SIM arrived Friday morning after getting Nightline delivery notification on Thursday. 3. Called to local eir store on Saturday and they switched my Vodafone PAUG number. The time from which the eir store started the switch to being on eir was about 10-15min. Now rather than paying €20 every 28days (€21.40/30days), I'm paying €15 every 30days and not having to worry about topping up. As an extra I now have more data, WiFi calling world wide and eir sports mobile which will hopefully will last beyond July.
okidoki987 wrote: » Good start for customer service, gave my details for a callback 2 days ago and no call so far?
kingstevii wrote: » Is it 4g?
Sir Dosser wrote: » Decided to give this a try. The broadband and mobile sim only. Given the saving compared to virgin I thought I'd risk their service. So i finished up the call. And then received a text saying my install was scheduled for the morning despite specifically requesting an afternoon install. Hope this is the only hiccup. Otherwise I'll be availing of the cooling off period.
okidoki987 wrote: » Good start for customer service. Gave my details for a callback 2 days ago and no call so far?
okidoki987 wrote: » Another 7 days and still no contact. Not a great start to a relationship! :rolleyes:
Chieftain wrote: » okidoki987 wrote: » Good start for customer service. Gave my details for a callback 2 days ago and no call so far? I got a call-back after a couple of days. Person I was talking to was clueless. I'm under contract at the moment (for another month or so), so was asking could I terminate existing contract and take the onebigswitch.ie offer for 14.99 for the year. Think offer expires on 10th May - she first told me it doesn't expire til end of July, but then said it could end any day. Then told me my contract ended 4 months ago, when it didn't. In the end advised me to contact the loyalty team. Tried them this morning but had to give up after 10 mins hanging on the phone.
