damien wrote: » Sorry, tried to edit this into original post: They have a sneaky activation fee of €9.99 too. So first month is actually €19.98
rustledjimmies wrote: » Or possibly it's 4G for life? Eventually once 5G, etc. start rolling out and new price plans too then, over time, this deal will look less attractive.
physioman wrote: » I've been on to them several times all week and up until now have been accepting of their behaviour. But to be told on Monday by Rachel that it is dispatched and I will have it yesterday. Then being told yesterday by Michelle that it was delivered and it clearly wasn't. Then to be told today that it may not have been dispatched? I am nice to good honest people but when you are being told lies it certainly frustrates me. Look I've cancelled now, I may have been unlucky but I'm justified in the manner of my conversation.
joe123 wrote: » My girlfriend ported her number today and is getting the exact same error. Receives texts fine but cant send or make calls.
minikin wrote: » Worked fine on the new gomo number for last few days. Ported over to my own number this morning. Now I can't send messages, I get the following text from sender ION MOBILE: "You've reached your account credit limit, you won't be able to go out of bundle until after your next billing date...." When I try to make a call I get the following: "You are currently barred from making outgoing calls. Please contact customer care for further information." Sent a message to customer care, fingers crossed a human sees it soon. Am I missing something obvious? It shows five bars for Gomo. Turned it off and on again. It's the mothers phone and she's not too impressed with me now.
TheDriver wrote: » I ordered on Sun night and I have a phone number, PIN etc now showing in my control panel.
darrent065 wrote: » They are a joke but the €9.99 is a good deal until they up the price down the line and pull the whole "€9.99 for life" isn't the customers life but the plans life and put us up to €29.99pm haha
Gadgetman496 wrote: » Look, you new a good deal when you saw it, that's why you signed up. Then when it didn't happen fast enough for you, you threw the rattler out of the pram. Now all you want to do is bad mouth it here. You are not part of it anymore, accept it & move on.
physioman wrote: » Its not about the delay its about the honesty of the agents and it seems I'm not the only one it has happened to.
BarryD2 wrote: » You do realise that An Post don't use Eircodes? They have their own system of routing post. Hence the 'white elephant' arguments re Eircode. Though in fairness, Eircode is useful to the state as it can help identify residential property. Forget the ambulance & delivery stuff and think of it as a national identity card for buildings/ addresses and it makes more sense
PantlessNoodle wrote: » Feels like they just copy and paste in the chat anyway and do whatever they can to move you on, the deal is great but there support is flaky to say the least. I guess once you're up and running it will be all good.... i hope
Pacifico wrote: » Yes. Ordered on the 15th and got it the 22nd. Have patience (unlike physioman) it will arrive!
physioman wrote: » I'll ask Rachel for you...But in all seriousness they ask for your eircode signing up but apparently don't give an post your eircode. ( well this is what michelle told me)So could go missing.
darrent065 wrote: » they cant even tell me if mine was dispatched lol. ordered last Wednesday 10am.
PantlessNoodle wrote: » Ah sure look, i contacted them again and now they've told me that it was only dispatched today so i don't think they even know what they're doing ha, good job its only a tenner
baldbear wrote: » My order says in progress online since last week the 17th. Is this the norm?