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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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mgbgt1978

zeebre12 wrote: »

Did Eir and Meteor not operate seperately for a while?

They did. Eir decided that Meteor was more Youth orientated, so they introduced Eir to aim for the over 25's.....usually by just charging more (presumably this was their tactic to poach Vodafone customers

TheDriver

Even stranger was that eir was the MVNO on meteors network and then eir just closed down meteor and we all became proper eir customers.
You used to have same products on meteor and e-mobile for very different prices and they are now doing the same thing. It's not an MVNO, it's just cute rebranding.

Samjd

Aquos76 wrote: »

You will need your Eir account number to move your number to GoMo if you intend porting, once the port goes through then your account with Eir will automatically cancel.

Hi, when are you asked for your Eir account number? I have requested to port but it hasn’t happened, over 24 hours now. I’m an Eir Mobile customer on 30 day contract.....TIA

Aquos76

Samjd wrote: »

Hi, when are you asked for your Eir account number? I have requested to port but it hasn’t happened, over 24 hours now. I’m an Eir Mobile customer on 30 day contract.....TIA

During sign up when you selected you wanted to move your number it would have asked you whether you were post pay or prepay, being on a sim only deal you should have selected post pay and it would have then asked you for your eir account number. It would have also asked you to confirm the number you wanted to port and they would have sent you an activation code also.

Sussex18

Is there any chance that a relatively new phone, rolling bill pay could be locked on the eir network? Bought in Eir shop.
Thanks

DopeTech

Sussex18 wrote: »

Is there any chance that a relatively new phone, rolling bill pay could be locked on the eir network? Bought in Eir shop.
Thanks

Yes, most likely. What phone is it?

EGriff

Speed is pretty good, 45Mbps in my area:

https://bonkers.speedtestcustom.com/result/f1d76c00-f2ff-11e9-90f9-675dd7891d33

Haven't ported over yet, have both sims in the phone, I'm shocked by how fast 4G+ is on 3 tbh, it's faster than my broadband.

https://bonkers.speedtestcustom.com/result/7cbcc8c0-f2ff-11e9-a716-dbf4f7ce75b6

JTMan

Adrian Weckler reports in the Sunday Independent about GoMo.

GoMo already well on their way to hitting 100,000 figure ...

Eir says that the €10 monthly tariff "is for life". But only for the first 100,000 customers.

My understanding is that a few days into the new product, they're well on their way to hitting this figure.

Adrian Weckler, who is a well informed tech writer, clearly believes, from the article, that the 100,000 cap with this offer is real.

Might be worth acting very fast with this offer.

DopeTech

JTMan wrote: »

Adrian Weckler reports in the Sunday Independent about GoMo.

GoMo already well on their way to hitting 100,000 figure ...

Adrian Weckler, who is a well informed tech writer, clearly believes, from the article, that the 100,000 cap with this offer is real.

Might be worth acting very fast with this offer.

They're probably only around 20% in reality. Based on the info Aquos76 posted yesterday.

listermint

Sir Dosser wrote: »

They're probably only around 20% in reality. Based on the info Aquos76 posted yesterday.

Doubt it. Everyone I know and their parents signed up for it.

It's a very compelling deal. There's no way it's only at 20000 subs.

bromley52

All in our family have ordered one. I even ordered one for my child who probably won't get a mobile for about a year. It will save me a fortune in the long run.

drunkmonkey

Steady up there this is linked to your bank account, I wouldn't be rushing to give it to kids because you can go way over €9.99pm
Something like the 48 offer for €10 could be safer as your in control of how much it costs per month. You've no control with this.

DopeTech

Can't argue with these speeds for a tenner.

inforfun

How long would this porting normally take.
I know it says upto 24 hrs but in reality?

DopeTech

inforfun wrote: »

How long would this porting normally take.
I know it says upto 24 hrs but in reality?

If you select a time inside of porting hours then anywhere from 20 minutes to 4 hours for most people.

Decoda

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Steady up there this is linked to your bank account, I wouldn't be rushing to give it to kids because you can go way over €9.99pm
Something like the 48 offer for €10 could be safer as your in control of how much it costs per month. You've no control with this.

Maximum Cap set at €30.

I have received a text about 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 plan. 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 a text about not being able to send a text or receive one this is why. You will not be able to incur any more out of bundle charges until after your next billing date.

DopeTech

Has anyone asked them how we will see our usage? For instance if we are calling numbers not covered in the bundle and we want to see how much we have spent before the bill arrives? Seems like a reasonably important feature to be missing on a bill pay account.

bromley52

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Steady up there this is linked to your bank account, I wouldn't be rushing to give it to kids because you can go way over €9.99pm
Something like the 48 offer for €10 could be safer as your in control of how much it costs per month. You've no control with this.

Don't worry. It won't be a smart phone and will only have FDNs.

BowWow

inforfun wrote: »

How long would this porting normally take.
I know it says upto 24 hrs but in reality?

I've ported 2. First took less than 15 mins. Second was 7 minutes.

drunkmonkey

bromley52 wrote: »

Don't worry. It won't be a smart phone and will only have FDNs.

You don't need a smart phone to get a large bill, I see they have the bills capped at €30 above so your safe enough.

inforfun

This is it wrote: »

Mine was complete about 5 minutes after the scheduled time, same with someone I work with.

BowWow wrote: »

I've ported 2. First took less than 15 mins. Second was 7 minutes.

2 hours and counting....

Nothing i have to do, right?
Except for showing some patience which i really am not well known for...

[Deleted User]

Decoda wrote: »

Maximum Cap set at €30.

I have received a text about 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 plan. 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 a text about not being able to send a text or receive one this is why. You will not be able to incur any more out of bundle charges until after your next billing date.

€30 is OK, but it would be even better if you could block premium rate services completely to avoid scams like these; https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111440273

drunkmonkey

For a number to be fully ported in 7 minutes seems unbelievable. I'd be checking can every network call and text you.

Creamy Goodness

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

€30 is OK, but it would be even better if you could block premium rate services completely to avoid scams like these; https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111440273

From a read of that post they had two changes to get out and close the web page and they didn’t.

GoMo can’t protect you from user error.

CollyFlower

Anyone else having trouble ordering? Been trying for the last couple of days and keeping getting this message after my order is processed.

bromley52

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

€30 is OK, but it would be even better if you could block premium rate services completely to avoid scams like these; https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111440273

Eir can block premium calls and texts so hopefully gomo can do the same. 1850, 1890, 0818, and 076 will be included in any bundled min after Dec 1st.

world class wreckin’ cru

drunkmonkey wrote: »

For a number to be fully ported in 7 minutes seems unbelievable. I'd be checking can every network call and text you.

Not at all. It’s a series of short xml messages sent and responded to. Something like less than 15 or 16 in total.

mgbgt1978

Lads, I received my Sim a couple of days ago. So far it won't connect to Gomo. I asked for a port date of 26/10 when ordering. Could this be the issue ?
Has anybody else managed to get a Gomo Sim to work with the Gomo Number provided prior to porting ?

listermint

mgbgt1978 wrote: »

Lads, I received my Sim a couple of days ago. So far it won't connect to Gomo. I asked for a port date of 26/10 when ordering. Could this be the issue ?
Has anybody else managed to get a Gomo Sim to work with the Gomo Number provided prior to porting ?

No.

And why would you think it would work prior to the migration date....

mgbgt1978

Because any other time I have moved networks the Sim worked (with the number it came with) and then after porting continued working, just with the new number.