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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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fritzelly

jogdish wrote: »

Is there anything I should be aware of before porting my current Eir number over? Seems like a fine price - just nervous its too good to be true.

Nope, move over

Spencerfreeman

pg17 wrote: »

BTW from December 1, call to 1850, 1890, 0818 or 076 numbers will cost no more than the cost of calling a landline number (i.e. will be in bundle and so free).

Are you sure that they will be included in bundles as it just says they will be charged at the cost of calling a landline?

Hibernicis

Stokolan wrote: »

I ordered mine at 19:58 on Tuesday no sim today :P . I'm hoping maybe Monday or Tuesday.

See https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=111543054&postcount=1405

pg17

Spencerfreeman wrote: »

Are you sure that they will be included in bundles as it just says they will be charged at the cost of calling a landline?

Certain - this has been 2 years in preparation and well flagged by COMREG. Some mobile operators are already communicating. This is from COMREG's site

ComReg has introduced two measures designed to address the cost of using such numbers and also tackle confusion among consumers about the differences between the numbers. The changes being introduced by ComReg are:

Geo-linking Condition: from 1 December 2019, a call to an 1850, 1890, 0818 or 076 [VOIP calls] NGN [non geographic numbers] will cost no more than the cost of calling a landline number. This means that if landline calls are included in your “bundle of call minutes” then NGN calls will also be “in bundle”. No separate charge will apply for any NGN call (unless you have used up your bundle of call minutes).

NGN Consolidation: From January 1 2022, the five NGN ranges will be reduced to two. The 1850, 1890, 076 ranges will be withdrawn and the 1800 (Freephone) and 0818 range will remain. This 3 year period is to allow organisations that use NGNs time to prepare.

So from December, 1850, 1890, 0818 and 076 call will be included in the unlimited GoMO bundle.

Hibernicis

Spencerfreeman wrote: »

Are you sure that they will be included in bundles as it just says they will be charged at the cost of calling a landline?

The ComReg document linked to in post 1391 is pretty clear about this.

jogdish

Is tethering allowed on GoMo?

punisher5112

jogdish wrote: »

Is tethering allowed on GoMo?

Yes

mgbgt1978

jogdish wrote: »

Is tethering allowed on GoMo?

Ah here, read the very 1st post :rolleyes:

what the hell!

pg17 wrote: »

From Q&As

"We have an out of bundle cap of €30. This means you can spend up to €30 on charges that are not included in your bundle. This includes Premium Rate Services such as 1890/1850 numbers, any non-standard text messages, Roaming over the EU cap, roaming outside the EU and international calls and texts. We have this limit to protect our customers. If you receive this message, you will not be able to incur any more out of bundle charges until after your next bill".

BTW from December 1, call to 1850, 1890, 0818 or 076 numbers will cost no more than the cost of calling a landline number (i.e. will be in bundle and so free).

Literally just ported over at 6 this evening so I couldn’t be over the limit. I haven’t done anything since then.

fritzelly

Ten Pin wrote: »

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://gomo.ie/last-updates/

No mention there

The high horse brigade

My number was supposed to port at 6 this evening but still hasn't moved. I'm with 48 but when i did verification it automatically selected Tesco and won't allow me change it. Will it port later?

what the hell!

The high horse brigade wrote: »

My number was supposed to port at 6 this evening but still hasn't moved. I'm with 48 but when i did verification it automatically selected Tesco and won't allow me change it. Will it port later?

Did you try turning the phone off and on or turn on and off flight mode.

Aquos76

Apparently, porting is always risky at the weekends for some reason. It may well be different with GoMo as everything seems to be more automated with their porting process.

Aquos76

Hibernicis wrote: »

I ordered mine at 20:39 on Tuesday. Got an e-mail from An Post a few minutes ago saying that my SIM had been despatched. Hopefully you should be getting the same.

Ha, I just checked my emails and I ordered at 20:59 on Tuesday evening, and no I didn’t get an An Post dispatch email tonight, I’m not to bothered as I’m an eir customer so I know full well what to expect. Tuesday or Wednesday next week will suit me fine.

Hibernicis

Ten Pin wrote: »

We are upgrading our website – Mon August 20 10:15am 2019
We are upgrading the all new Ion website to bring you exciting new functionality. Our site will be unavailable from 7am – 9am on Tuesday August 21st. Please bear with us during our upgrade.

Good spot. That’s not it but it was something very similar to that. Thank you.

Hibernicis

Hibernicis wrote: »

Good spot. That’s not it but it was something very similar to that. Thank you.

Just thinking the other possibility is that Ion was a dummy name, used pre launch.

The high horse brigade

what the hell! wrote: »

Did you try turning the phone off and on or turn on and off flight mode.

Yes, the old SIM is still working

ReverseGiraffe

Anyone have the details to set up the data.myeirmobile.ie APN? I'm on the meteor one but its mainly just switching between 2G and 3G, 4G the very odd time in the house

westyIrl

Hibernicis wrote: »

Just thinking the other possibility is that Ion was a dummy name, used pre launch.

Payee on Revolut shows up as "Eir Ion".

weeb

For anyone curious on what happens if you go above the 80GB fair usage limit, they will throttle your connection speed which "varies depending on how the network is but it could go down to 200Kb" according to their support team.

fritzelly

ReverseGiraffe wrote: »

Anyone have the details to set up the data.myeirmobile.ie APN? I'm on the meteor one but its mainly just switching between 2G and 3G, 4G the very odd time in the house

May depend on your phone but look for access point (name) under the mobile network config setting

Limpy

My sim came next Day after ordering. I originally had it planned to port over next week, but since it arrived fast I could select to port over from the online account.

The safety net of pay as you go could stop you calling an expensive number ect and no Extra charges.

I take it I can call any number with this and if it's not Irish I'd pay extra on my top of my 9.99 bill?

fritzelly

Limpy wrote: »

My sim came next Day after ordering. I originally had it planned to port over next week, but since it arrived fast I could select to port over from the online account.

The safety net of pay as you go could stop you calling an expensive number ect and no Extra charges.

I take it I can call any number with this and if it's not Irish I'd pay extra on my top of my 9.99 bill?

Unless I'm reading it wrong you could be charged up to max €30 extra each month if you are calling for example premium numbers - so not exactly prepay methodology

Edit for billing T&C

Usage & connection issues
I have just received a message on insufficient credit on my account?
We have an out of bundle cap of €30. This means you can spend up to €30 on charges that are not included in your bundle. This includes Premium Rate Services such as 1890/1850 numbers, any non-standard text messages, roaming over the EU cap, roaming outside the EU and international calls and texts. We have this limit to protect our customers. If you receive this message, you will not be able to incur any more out of bundle charges until after your next billing date.

Which is good, how many horror stories do you hear of people getting bills for 100's of euro due to roaming charges

jogdish

Hi,
currently trying to switch to GoMo, it is asking me for current account number.

So I have Home landland/ Eir fibre and rolling 30 day contract on mobile all with Eir - I logged onto my account and I only have one account number.

Is this the number I input? I don't want to mess anything up with my landland/Eir fibre just porting my mobile to GoMo.

fritzelly

jogdish wrote: »

Hi,
currently trying to switch to GoMo, it is asking me for current account number.

So I have Home landland/ Eir fibre and rolling 30 day contract on mobile all with Eir - I logged onto my account and I only have one account number.

Is this the number I input? I don't want to mess anything up with my landland/Eir fibre just porting my mobile to GoMo.

Where is it asking for the account number?
You should just be entering the phone number and verifying it

jogdish

fritzelly wrote: »

Where is it asking for the account number?
You should just be entering the phone number and verifying it

On the sign up page, clicked keep number, then did the phone verification step then asked me what account type I have, so I clicked 'postpay single line' - since I get a bill each month from Eir but the mobile part of my contract is just a 30day deal,(rest of bill is fibre and landline).

Next took a move date of next friday and right next to that asks for 'Current account provider number'

fritzelly

Then you are "prepay" in a sense - you pay for the following month, that's how most eir packages work

DubDJ

jogdish wrote: »

On the sign up page, clicked keep number, then did the phone verification step then asked me what account type I have, so I clicked 'postpay single line' - since I get a bill each month from Eir but the mobile part of my contract is just a 30day deal,(rest of bill is fibre and landline).

Next took a move date of next friday and right next to that asks for 'Current account provider number'

I had the same when signing up. I am moving from an Eir sim only plan. Had to supply my account number same as you. Post pay is the correct option as it’s still technically a bill, even though it’s just a 30 day contract.

Lissavane

ReverseGiraffe wrote: »

Anyone have the details to set up the data.myeirmobile.ie APN? I'm on the meteor one but its mainly just switching between 2G and 3G, 4G the very odd time in the house

I'm on Meteor apn settings too - my previous sim was Meteor. I thought they might change automatically when I put in the GOMO sim but they didn't. I'm getting 4G in one part of the house but, strangely, it now drops to G in a part of the house where I never got less than E. In fact, I never saw G on my phone until I put in the GOMO sim - it never went lower than E.

bigboss1986

Just checked Vodafone site and you cant port from GoMo or Lyca but there is Eir all right.Just wondering if someone wants to come back would it be possible?

Not ported yet im going to check mates phone tomorrow i co.Galway (10miles from city)