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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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tuxy

Aquos76 wrote: »

80GB isn’t very much to replace fixed line BB, streaming Netflix, Spotify and general browsing on a laptop, tablet or smartTV wouldn’t be long about using up that allowance.

Yes, some people may need 2 sims. And while 160GB wouldn't be close to enough for me it would be for many homes. I still know people that see no problem in watching video in SD, something I consider almost unbearable.

degsie

How do you handle 0818 and other premium numbers with GoMo?

ThePott

westyIrl wrote: »

Yep. Wait until you lose service on Eir sim and then swap in GoMo sim.

Sweet, so I don't have to contact Eir or anything.

tinofapples

lighthouse wrote: »

Where in Galway is that? Did you do a second test?
This is speed test in Salthill now.
https://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/5430619195

Hey , that was in Ballybane/Ballybrit area I'm back home in rural Co.Galway and averaged 13mbps . No in city I only ran it once, it was enough to see that once

I think as people have already suggested contention in urban areas will bring it down and pi$$ peeps off :eek:

tuxy

tinofapples wrote: »

Hey , that was in Ballybane/Ballybrit area I'm back home in rural Co.Galway and averaged 13mbps . No in city I only ran it once, it was enough to see that once I think as people have already suggested contention in urban areas will bring it down and pi$$ peeps off :eek:

Unless GoMo/Eir have erected a large number of new masts recently that's what will happen.
That said I am still considering switching to GoMo, I really only do basic browsing and listen to podcasts when out and about, I rarely stream video.
It could be the perfect service for me.

mossie

My sister in law switched over today, went fine except we can't get data working. I used the APN settings on here but any of them won't work. i get H+ on the bar but there's a x beside it. Any ideas?

Gadgetman496

mossie wrote: »

My sister in law switched over today, went fine except we can't get data working. I used the APN settings on here but any of them won't work. i get H+ on the bar but there's a x beside it. Any ideas?

Toggle airplane mode on & off

JTMan

degsie wrote: »

How do you handle 0818 and other premium numbers with GoMo?

0818 seems to be included. See here.

mossie

Gadgetman496 wrote: »

Toggle airplane mode on & off

Don't have the phone handy. Rebooted it a few times earlier which did not work didn't try airplane mode though.

TheDriver

JTMan wrote: »

0818 seems to be included. See here.

They're all included come Dec due to comreg ruling

dinnybyrne

Ordered two sims, only received one. Cant register on the website because its broken so i topped up my 3mobile sim by 20 euro yesterday as did my wife.
Myself and my wife got a text saying we are to be ported tomorrow, cant access mygomo to postpone and cant contact gomo either......
What the feck like?

The high horse brigade

dinnybyrne wrote: »

Ordered two sims, only received one. Cant register on the website because its broken so i topped up my 3mobile sim by 20 euro yesterday as did my wife.
Myself and my wife got a text saying we are to be ported tomorrow, cant access mygomo to postpone and cant contact gomo either......
What the feck like?

It's a bank holiday you'll not get anyone until tomorrow

Website is working fine for me

PukkaStukka

Can Anyone who's successfully ported confirm what the coverage and data speeds are like?

The high horse brigade

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Can Anyone who's successfully ported confirm what the coverage and data speeds are like?

FFS, there's pages of replies and speedtests

marrm

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Can Anyone who's successfully ported confirm what the coverage and data speeds are like?

Wife's and mine ported successfully - got the sims, set porting time to 5 mins after, everything is working great.

89Mb/s near Howth Harbour last night. About 20Mb/s in town. No problems.

Oige1981

PukkaStukka wrote: »

Can Anyone who's successfully ported confirm what the coverage and data speeds are like?

Ported also after testing the sims for a week - porting went flawlessly at 9am - speeds vary and will always vary but for the price I’m not complaining it’s a fantastic offer if your not happy just switch to someone else and pay triple the price.

Oige1981

mossie wrote: »

My sister in law switched over today, went fine except we can't get data working. I used the APN settings on here but any of them won't work. i get H+ on the bar but there's a x beside it. Any ideas?

It may still have the old settings attached which happened with my IPhone simple fix just put in data.mymeteor.ie

All working fine - either turn airplane mode on or off or reboot phone once those settings have been changed.

mossie

Oige1981 wrote: »

It may still have the old settings attached which happened with my IPhone simple fix just put in data.mymeteor.ie

All working fine - either turn airplane mode on or off or reboot phone once those settings have been changed.

Yeah, did this but no luck

Oige1981

mossie wrote: »

Yeah, did this but no luck

Reset network settings then on the phone - test the sim in another phone.

dinnybyrne

The high horse brigade wrote:

It's a bank holiday you'll not get anyone until tomorrow

The high horse brigade wrote:

Website is working fine for me

Got through to gary on live chat he was very helpful. Apparently registering with gomo doesn't play well with outlook

lighthouse

TheDriver wrote: »

Maybe for billpay but prepay eir vs gomo is same boat. Anyone on Eir prepay may as well change to gomo

Maybe he is billpay. He told me he is paying 60e a month. If he doesn't get 4G everywhere for that kind of money it's time to fold his tent and head for the hills.

PukkaStukka

The high horse brigade wrote: »

FFS, there's pages of replies and speedtests

A reply consistent with your username. Trot off you useless nagg

lighthouse

tuxy wrote: »

I still know people that see no problem in watching video in SD, something I consider almost unbearable.

I'm my day we had a black and white television that took half an hour to heat up the valves. We had 3 channels in North Roscommon RTE and snowy BBC1 and UTV from Northern Ireland.

The high horse brigade

PukkaStukka wrote: »

A reply consistent with your username. Trot off you useless nagg

I help plenty on this site, I'll not help anyone who is too lazy to put in some groundwork

lighthouse

tinofapples wrote: »

Hey , that was in Ballybane/Ballybrit area I'm back home in rural Co.Galway and averaged 13mbps . No in city I only ran it once, it was enough to see that once I think as people have already suggested contention in urban areas will bring it down and pi$$ peeps off :eek:

When I got up this morning I got woeful speeds on a test. I ran another test straight away and my speed was back to normal.
Strange but true!

PukkaStukka

The high horse brigade wrote: »

I help plenty on this site, I'll not help anyone who is too lazy to put in some groundwork

It's a bit tough if you're confronted with ~ 250 pages of posts on a small mobile device. I did try reading some but none I saw answered the specific question I posed. I got the answer I needed and no thanks to you and your self espoused helpfulness.

The high horse brigade

PukkaStukka wrote: »

It's a bit tough if you're confronted with ~ 250 pages of posts on a small mobile device. I did try reading some but none I saw answered the specific question I posed. I got the answer I needed and no thanks to you and your self espoused helpfulness.

It wasn't a very specific question

Baron Kurtz

Wondering if there's a way to check usage? Nothing on the account seems to indicate you can. Maybe after the billing period it'll probably generate one's usage.

Jurgen Klopp

tuxy wrote: »

People I know are now cancelling their wired internet connection and replacing it with a GoMo sim in a hotspot. This is saving them €40 a month and currently there is enough bandwidth for them to get by for things like Netflix and general web browsing.
I emphasise "currently", I still think people who don't realise this service will eventually get to the stage where it is almost unusable in congested areas at peak times are delusional. The only thing that can prevent this from happening is if other providers offer a similar service in the coming months.

I did that when 3 added/upgraded a mast near me and got decent 4G, weird thing is it's been crap last few months. I've a sneaking suspicion they throttled it when a certain festival was on for a week and never opened it up again for the locals

I remember paying Sky like €50 a month for broadband and like €15 to Tesco for the mobile the time

Dropped both for €20 a month for 3

Have a gomo SIM ordered to test out anyways

TheDriver

Reality is 3-5Mb is plenty fast for mobile unless you want a lot of streaming etc. 95% of mobile data users are interested in communications and browsing.