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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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Aquos76

what the hell! wrote: »

For the Tuesday evening people I just got the email to say mine has been dispatched.

When did you order on Tuesday?

ctlsleh

Just moved my 3 kids over, hopefully the port works well......2 of them on Eir SIMO anyhow, so hopefully that should be OK, one on Virgin........will get 3 for the price of 1 more or less now.....happy days!

Lissavane

Heraldoffreeent wrote: »

To be honest, Its not of any major interest to me either, it was just that I was messing about with the phone last evening and there was discussion of it here, and when I checked the option was there and it was automatically set to *enabled*.

I'm more interested in the Data part of the deal, and speeds for me are a mixed bag. At home its pretty terrible, at one of my work locations today though, I was getting 35/45 Mbs in the centre of town. I move around for work a bit,work out of 3 locations at the moment, and I find it handy to tether a laptop of my phone rather than logging into a clients network. My 3 sim seems better so far.

I'm in the West of Ireland and have both 3 and Meteor sims. Data coverage is generally better on 3 outside the towns.

what the hell!

Aquos76 wrote: »

When did you order on Tuesday?

Around 7 on Tuesday evening

Aquos76

what the hell! wrote: »

Around 7 on Tuesday evening

My son who ordered at 6ish just got a mail, I ordered mine after 8 and I haven’t had a mail yet, so mine will probably be Monday now.

Hardtochoose

So at this point I’d have to advise people to avoid porting unless you’re accepting of the fact that if there’s an issue you’re basically stuck with zero help.
I can’t receive calls since porting. Chat have been useless and gave me an email address to contact. No reply from anyone at the email address. I’ll be switching back to my old provider tomorrow.

mickzer

Aquos76 wrote: »

When did you order on Tuesday?

Just got my dispatch email... ordered Tuesday @ 16:40

kaizersoze

fritzelly wrote: »

It's very clear - wifi calling is not available i.e. if your phone has the capability it won't work
Calling on apps will work e.g. whatsapp, google duo etc

People are confusing 2 different technologies

Heraldoffreeent wrote: »

It's working on mine.

They've confirmed on Twitter that the don't currently support WiFi calling.
Maybe they do but don't realise it.......:D

https://twitter.com/GoMoIrelandCare/status/1184911326902181888

fritzelly

mickzer wrote: »

Just got my dispatch email... ordered Tuesday @ 16:40

Ordered mine around 1pm on Tues, still no sign of any progress but just noticed I set the port for the 22nd and not Monday
Maybe they are prioritising for when people are saying their port days should be
Just changed it to Monday, maybe it will get it posted tomorrow

punisher5112

I've never used WiFi calling..

So I am still getting more once it all works out...

fritzelly

kaizersoze wrote: »

They've confirmed on Twitter that the don't currently support WiFi calling.
Maybe they do but don't realise it.......:D

Maybe it's working due to the legacy settings and they plan on removing it...?

Heraldoffreeent

Lissavane wrote: »

I'm in the West of Ireland and have both 3 and Meteor sims. Data coverage is generally better on 3 outside the towns.

Yeah, I use it down in County Galway when I'm down there, seems the best at a not unreasonable price.

Here in Dublin, it had improved substantially from about May until late Sept, I was getting mad speeds, up to 150Mbs, now its back to around 35/45Mbs.

Actually, I found the Gomo sim works better on 3G.

Gumbo

punisher5112 wrote: »

I've never used WiFi calling..

So I am still getting more once it all works out...

+1
I actually have bad eir signal in my house in dublin 11, I have activated WiFi calling and it scrolls across my network bar when at home but my calls are still crap to my mam who is 6 doors down and also on eir.

It has never worked for me so I won’t miss it.
We WhatsApp call each other 99% of the time nowadays.

Heraldoffreeent

kaizersoze wrote: »

They've confirmed on Twitter that the don't currently support WiFi calling.
Maybe they do but don't realise it.......:D

https://twitter.com/GoMoIrelandCare/status/1184911326902181888

I'm wondering if they use the same SIM provisioning tool as Eir, and copied over the same settings?

punisher5112

I've had gob****es giving out to me for WiFi not working on the bus when it clearly has labels stating call such a number who 1 gives a fook and 2 I'm driving a bus not in control of WiFi so fook off.

kaizersoze

kceire wrote: »

+1
I actually have bad eir signal in my house in dublin 11, I have activated WiFi calling and it scrolls across my network bar when at home but my calls are still crap to my mam who is 6 doors down and also on eir.

It has never worked for me so I won’t miss it.
We WhatsApp call each other 99% of the time nowadays.

Horses for courses I suppose. I find it great. I have poor coverage ar home and often missed calls. Not any more. I work a lot in hospitals, nursing homes, schools and often had poor or no coverage in them, mainly due to the types of buildings they are but WiFi calling sorted that.
I rarely answer calls on WhatsApp. The quality is generally poor.

Heraldoffreeent wrote: »

I'm wondering if they use the same SIM provisioning tool as Eir, and copied over the same settings?

It's hard to know. I'm just back from the RWC in Japan. I was warned about the cost of making calls out there and even receiving them. The Eir website says that WiFi calling is not supported while roaming..but it worked over there.

The Cush

fritzelly wrote: »

Ordered mine around 1pm on Tues, still no sign of any progress but just noticed I set the port for the 22nd and not Monday
Maybe they are prioritising for when people are saying their port days should be
Just changed it to Monday, maybe it will get it posted tomorrow

I ordered mine on Tue evening about 1740, got it this morning. Never set a port date.

HighLine

Was in south Dublin this evening so did a speedtest there... good result compared to what I'm getting in Wicklow anyway.

whiteshorts

Over 1100 posts in 2 days! :eek:

Qrt

Karina Limited Prize wrote: »

I’d be surprised if you do. Normally your line rental (for want of a better word) is for the coming month and your out of contract charges are for the previous month.

If you look closely at your bill I bet it says your being billed for the coming month.

Oh yeah, thanks for that. I never noticed!

g6fdyotp5nj2l7

fritzelly wrote:

Just changed it to Monday, maybe it will get it posted tomorrow

How did you change the porting date. My understanding is you can't do it till SIM arrives. At least that's what I was told in chat.

Hibernicis

Aquos76 wrote: »

My son who ordered at 6ish just got a mail, I ordered mine after 8 and I haven’t had a mail yet, so mine will probably be Monday now.

Ordered mine at 8:40pm Tuesday. Still nothing on MyGoMo As of right now. Talked to R......on Webchat this morning - “The service level is 5 days but yea, your sim was despatched already”. Talked to M..... on Webchat this evening - “The service level is 5 days so no, your sim hasn’t been despatched yet”

There was a time I’d have got cross, but now I just pity the poor things working in this high stress environment for a few bob more than the minimum wage.

Fortunately I didn’t select to port now. I’ll wait until the initial rush settles and they iron out the wrinkles before taking that step. It’s a great offer and I’m looking forward to saving €300pa.

TheDriver

The networks must be loosing a rake of customers this week

msmx5

bunderoon wrote: »

My guess is that these SIMs are doubled NAT'd so I dont know if you would be able to access it remotely. Or maybe the camera send the data out to a central server and you access it that way.

Double NAT would be very unusual unless you used SIM in a wifi router. However for most consumers their wifi cameras will use an app and will contact a 3rd party server (normally in china or AWS) to "Log in", this app & server will take care of establishing a connection to the camera so NAT (or even double NAT) shouldn't be an issue.

NAT would only be a problem if you are directly trying to access the camera via public IP address and port forwarding or some ONVIF app with similar settings. (ie where the camera doesn't reach out to a remote server)

antodeco

lowbatt07 wrote: »

What APN are you using in the router ?

Cheers

data.mymeteor.ie

DopeTech

Mr.S wrote: »

The other networks will have the price match - I'd say Vodafone / Three will bring down their base €20 PrePay plans to €15 soon.

Depends what price this plan is after the first 100,000 sign up.

gabbo is coming

Sir Dosser wrote: »

Depends what price this plan is after the first 100,000 sign up.

It'll be 9.99 a month, same as France

JTMan

gabbo is coming wrote: »

It'll be 9.99 a month, same as France

In France, it is only 9.99 EUR for the first 12 months. Something similar might happen here, for new sign ups, after the 100k sign up.

fixXxer

Port just completed here. Getting 20 down/5 up in Dun Laoghaire so happy with that.

antodeco

Think about it like this. 100K sign up. Everyone ports. Realised the network is terrible. Ports back month 2. Nice easy 2 million euro for eir