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Eir GoMo - €9.99/month SIM only (unlimited calls, texts and 80GB data, 10Gb EU Roam

damien

Eir are bringing out a new offering called GoMo at 1130am today. It's a new mobile virtual network. All you can eat data (really 80GB) for €9.99 a month for the first 100k customers. Calls, texts and all that jazz. 10GB EU roaming data too. You can use it as a hot spot. 30 day rolling contract too. Still waiting to check the very fine print.

https://gomo.ie/

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patrickmrogan

Luckylow10 wrote: »

That’s my belief, u pay the initial 9.99 then on The 1st u pay ur normal 9.99 plan for the month in advance.

I have emailed them looking for confirmation on this.

if it's the month in advance am I right in saying you should instead port on october 31st?

igCorcaigh

Phoenix108 wrote: »

Does anyone know if the unlimited calls include. With eir I get unlimited landline aswell as mobile calls to any network.

Includes Irish land line.

"Unlimited calls to Irish mobiles and landlines, unlimited texts and
Unlimited Data* (10GB EEA Roaming) "

Phoenix108

Does anyone know if the unlimited calls include. With eir I get unlimited landline aswell as mobile calls to any network.

Luckylow10

patrickmrogan wrote: »

if I set port date as 1st Nov does that mean I'll only get charged for november month, not october too?

That’s my belief, u pay the initial 9.99 then on The 1st u pay ur normal 9.99 plan for the month in advance.

I have emailed them looking for confirmation on this.

IrishStuff09

Suarezistheman wrote: »

My sim has been dispatched for any of you worried about receiving before number ports

Same here! Though I opted to get a new number before I commit, will finally get to use my phone's dual SIM for a little while

patrickmrogan

if I set port date as 1st Nov does that mean I'll only get charged for november month, not october too?

Luckylow10

Aquos76 wrote: »

I honestly would be very surprised if this is the case, we'll soon see I guess

I think I answered my own question, their Help & Support page confirms that ur first bill is your mnthly plan plus previous usage.

Sounds expensive. I think I’ll order pay the initial fee and wait to activate on 1st nov.

Lissavane

go4it wrote: »

Usage outside of your inclusive allowances will be charged as follows:

Voicemail – Free
Additional Minutes – 30c/Min
SMS – 15c per SMS

Most of people don't know how much it's the network's cost to a call from one mobile network to another, within Ireland - MTR: 0.33 euro cents/min ( 0.0033 euro/min )
To call a landline from a mobile FTR : 0.079 euro cents ( 0.00079 euro/min )
For calls terminated within your network : virtual zero costs, since voice is actually data packets through your wires/wave

..just in case you're wondering why all network charge 30c/min outside 'the bundle' : because they can, and nobody stops them til next year , when EU will cap the tariffs...

My reading is that this Gomo offer gives free calls and texts to all Irish mobiles and landlines, regardless of network, up to reasonable use limits.

uchimata83

killbillvol2 wrote: »

There's a very good reason I won't be going for it - Eir coverage is pretty much non-existent where I need it most. Where I did have coverage call quality was often poor. People switching from Vodafone should hold off on porting their number until they're sure they can actually use their phone.

I think there's no arguing that Vodafone have the best coverage, but I think for the price and about 80% of people it's worth a punt

killbillvol2

Mr.S wrote: »

Nice, this will for sure cause some chaos in the mobile operator space in Ireland - €10 will likely become the new €20.

Unless you roam frequently outside of the EU, there is no reason to not go with this MVNO.

There's a very good reason I won't be going for it - Eir coverage is pretty much non-existent where I need it most. Where I did have coverage call quality was often poor. People switching from Vodafone should hold off on porting their number until they're sure they can actually use their phone.

Aquos76

Luckylow10 wrote: »

I’m pretty sure there is only 1 billing date and that’s the 1st of the month regardless of when u activate the card. I’m just wondering what the total initial
Outlay (first mnth or so) will be and I’m thinking it could be 9.99 act fee+ 9.99 mnth advance + unbilled usage for previous mnth.

I honestly would be very surprised if this is the case, we'll soon see I guess

patrickmrogan

Is eir/meteor coverage about equal to tesco/48?

uchimata83

Eire Go Brach wrote: »

Customer service is kinda irrelevant as it’s a sim only plan. If you not happy move on. Technically you probably have to give 30 day notice.
But Just sign up to another network and your done. New operator will cancel old one. Might be down a few quid as you did not give notice. But that should be it.

I have been sim only surfing for years.

If you sign an 18 month contract, at the end of your contract, do you have to give 18 months notice? No. You are out of contract, same with the 30 day contract after 1 month.
You don't have to give any notice

go4it

Usage outside of your inclusive allowances will be charged as follows:

Voicemail – Free
Additional Minutes – 30c/Min
SMS – 15c per SMS

Most of people don't know how much it's the network's cost to a call from one mobile network to another, within Ireland - MTR: 0.33 euro cents/min ( 0.0033 euro/min )
To call a landline from a mobile FTR : 0.079 euro cents ( 0.00079 euro/min )
For calls terminated within your network : virtual zero costs, since voice is actually data packets through your wires/wave

..just in case you're wondering why all network charge 30c/min outside 'the bundle' : because they can, and nobody stops them til next year , when EU will cap the tariffs...

NabyLadistheman

My sim has been dispatched for any of you worried about receiving before number ports

Luckylow10

Aquos76 wrote: »

I assume you only start to get charged when the sim registers on their network, id be very surprised if its billed from the start of the month, Eir and Meteor always had 4 billing cycles in the month and you just got allocated the nearest billing date after you join the network and just pay the extra on a pro rata basis. I've requested a porting date of this Friday, so I guess ill see then.

I’m pretty sure there is only 1 billing date and that’s the 1st of the month regardless of when u activate the card. I’m just wondering what the total initial
Outlay (first mnth or so) will be and I’m thinking it could be 9.99 act fee+ 9.99 mnth advance + unbilled usage for previous mnth.

Suckit

DesperateDan wrote: »

Without reading this whole thread, I always was told to stay away from MVNO networks (I live really in the middle of nowhere, I think Vodafone is the only usable network in about a 3km radius of the house). This would be a bad idea for me right?

No real way of knowing yet what they will be like. You could wait and see how others are getting on with them, I would guess the offer will be repackaged or extended, but the same offer. Or you could check their sister networks that are owned by the same owner. Freemobile.fr, iliad.it and online.net is their cloud computing company for reviews to check them.

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I was signing up for this earlier, but didn't go further than step two. I got the confirmation text to change over at the end of the month, does anybody know if that may still happen as I 'started the ball rolling' so to speak, or unlikely to do anything?

Aquos76

Luckylow10 wrote: »

Does anyone know when the 14 day cooling off period starts? From order date? Or when you activate the SIM card?

Also, there is 9.99 activation fee is this In addition to the 9.99 bill payment that will happen on the 1st of the month?

How would that work- I buy sim today, and pay the 9.99 activation fee, then another 9.99 on the 1st November (for the month ahead) PLUS any usage that occurred from when I bought sim to 1st November?

I assume you only start to get charged when the sim registers on their network, id be very surprised if its billed from the start of the month, Eir and Meteor always had 4 billing cycles in the month and you just got allocated the nearest billing date after you join the network and just pay the extra on a pro rata basis. I've requested a porting date of this Friday, so I guess ill see then.

SleetAndSnow

Bluefoam wrote: »

Did you add two Sims to your cart?

I'm an idiot! Thanks!

Bluefoam

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Saying total monthly cost 19.98 when I go to checkout. Is it gone?

Did you add two Sims to your cart?

SleetAndSnow

Saying total monthly cost 19.98 when I go to checkout. Is it gone? Or is that just the first month including activation because it says total activation cost 19.98 aswell.

Luckylow10

Does anyone know when the 14 day cooling off period starts? From order date? Or when you activate the SIM card?

Also, there is 9.99 activation fee is this In addition to the 9.99 bill payment that will happen on the 1st of the month?

How would that work- I buy sim today, and pay the 9.99 activation fee, then another 9.99 on the 1st November (for the month ahead) PLUS any usage that occurred from when I bought sim to 1st November?

Eire Go Brach

Customer service is kinda irrelevant as it’s a sim only plan. If you not happy move on. Technically you probably have to give 30 day notice.
But Just sign up to another network and your done. New operator will cancel old one. Might be down a few quid as you did not give notice. But that should be it.

I have been sim only surfing for years.

deisedude

I bought my current phone with Vodafone. I'm assuming I have to get that unlocked for the SIM to work

listermint

Aquos76 wrote: »

Dont think you can actually get worse than Eir customer care so that wont be an issue for me:D

Personally never had a problem with Eir mobile customer service. Never . Needed to phone then about 3 times in 10 years and not once an issue.

Aquos76

Mr.S wrote: »

Customer Service might be the area that suffers most.

Dont think you can actually get worse than Eir customer care so that wont be an issue for me:D

Basq

Only moved to Three again from Vodafone earlier this year.. but this was too good to pass up!

Shn99

Tempting but ill pass, lasted with Eir for 2 weeks before moving to 3 due to non existent phone and customer service and im fairly happy with them. Hopefully this causes other telecom operators to reduce prices

TheDriver

DesperateDan wrote: »

Without reading this whole thread, I always was told to stay away from MVNO networks (I live really in the middle of nowhere, I think Vodafone is the only usable network in about a 3km radius of the house). This would be a bad idea for me right?

MVNO are usually on old o2 network which is pure junk. Eir used to be MVNO on meteor.

Lissavane

zeebre12 wrote: »

I don't get this. What is a dual sim unlocked phone? How will this work with GoMo?

It's a phone that will use 2 sim cards simultaneously and is not locked to any particular network. In general, you need to buy them directly from manufacturer or retailer rather than from a telecom service provider. Google it.