Oige1981 wrote: » I got my first bill also and it’s €20.06 wondered what the 0.06c is and it’s for international text - I know I didn’t text any international but what it is is the sms that is sent when you load up your iPhone it asks this will charge a carrier fee to enable iMessage. I have two numbers - the itemised bill is brilliant shows everything. Over all I am very happy!
I had 2 international texts both for UK numbers , looked into it and looks like it's a sim activating text for my brand of phone , sent in the background without me knowing, i have disabled the find device feature for my phone aswell cos I think there was a text off that aswell , but mainly to do with sim activation and hopefully won't see them again
Oige1981 wrote: » I ordered two GoMo sims - swapped over both original numbers to GoMo no issues - then itemised bill has one heading with my first number and all calls and then the second number with all calls listed. When porting I selected “Pre Pay Registered” and moved both numbers - for the price €9.99 amazing value ain’t it.
Snukka wrote: » I had 2 international texts both for UK numbers , looked into it and looks like it's a sim activating text for my brand of phone , sent in the background without me knowing, i have disabled the find device feature for my phone aswell cos I think there was a text off that aswell , but mainly to do with sim activation and hopefully won't see them again
Aquos76 wrote: » So, were the calls to normal landline numbers or non geographic numbers such as 1890 and 1850's?
miamee wrote: » I was charged €3.36 for landline calls and none of those were 1890 or 1850 numbers.
Ten Pin wrote: » Possibly imessage activation if it's an iPhone If it's android...no idea what it's for.
I was charged €3.36 for landline calls and none of those were 1890 or 1850 numbers.
/\/ollog wrote: Got my first bill today, only ordered a sim on the 16th but they charged me from the first. Seems a bit shady, I expected a 4.50ish charge rather than the full 9.99 like 3 and other operators who do a set billing cycle used to do.
Aquos76 wrote: » I am talking about in the future, if you decide to take one of your two numbers away from GoMo, it may just cause an issue is what I am saying. In the past, multi line accounts always had to be ported in a different way. Out of interest, do both numbers share the one account number?
Aquos76 wrote: » Strange, so normal 01, 021, 051 numbers rather than 076 and 0818 numbers?
Ten Pin wrote: » There's also 0818 and 076 Anyway, a few years ago I got charged for an 1890 number when I had dialled the geographic number that the organization provided. The digits were completely different so it wasn't a dialling error. The provider had mapped their numbers incorrectly. Had to lodge a complaint and go to Comreg.
jarvis wrote: » Anyone get told they have a bill. Login and then when it’s clicked nothing happens?
miamee wrote: » Actually now you say that, there was an 076 and 0818 number in there as well, let me check the mins Total landline time charged for was 17 mins 20 secs 076 - 10 mins 4 secs 0818 - 3 mins 42 secs 01 number - 2 mins 33 secs (this one also has an 1890 equivalent but I rang the landline version) 01 - 0 mins 54 secs 01 - 2 mins 1 sec It doesn't add up to 17 mins 20 secs so now I'm confused :P When I clicked on View Bill, a PDF was downloaded, it doesn't show on the screen.
TheDriver wrote: » I got no bill?
NATLOR wrote: » Either did I and my account is showing the order as still processing even though Ive had it successfully ported and up and running over a week now
miamee wrote: » Actually now you say that, there was an 076 and 0818 number in there as well, let me check the mins Total landline time charged for was 17 mins 20 secs 076 - 10 mins 4 secs 0818 - 3 mins 42 secs 01 number - 2 mins 33 secs (this one also has an 1890 equivalent but I rang the landline version) 01 - 0 mins 54 secs 01 - 2 mins 1 sec It doesn't add up to 17 mins 20 secs so now I'm confused :P
miamee wrote: » Total landline time charged for was 17 mins 20 secs 076 - 10 mins 4 secs 0818 - 3 mins 42 secs 01 number - 2 mins 33 secs (this one also has an 1890 equivalent but I rang the landline version) 01 - 0 mins 54 secs 01 - 2 mins 1 secIt doesn't add up to 17 mins 20 secs so now I'm confused
miamee wrote: » Scratch that, it lists all the calls on page 3 which I neglected to look at - was charged €0.91 for the 0818 number (3mins 44secs according to them) and €2.46 for the 076 number so you guys were right, regular landlines are included.
Total landline time charged for was 17 mins 20 secs 076 - 10 mins 4 secs 0818 - 3 mins 42 secs 01 number - 2 mins 33 secs (this one also has an 1890 equivalent but I rang the landline version) 01 - 0 mins 54 secs 01 - 2 mins 1 sec
Gadgetman496 wrote: » That's a brilliant offer so... FREE FOR LIFE!
Ten Pin wrote: » 2 possibilities... 1. The network "leaks" your number in the http header. 2. They are just sending out blanket texts to every 7 digit number they like. In any case AFAIK the recipient is supposed to send a confirmation text and that's the problem, what sane person would confirm they want to be scammed. Those companies are pretending to get confirmation and Comreg are just allowing it to continue. There are numerous stories throughout boards one of which was that the sender claimed that someone with a dumb phone had visited a webpage and opted in so it's obvious they (text sender) made it up. Tip for anyone interested...for any 2FA SMS, use a PAYG SIM in a spare phone with zero credit so there's no credit to take.
irelandspurs wrote: » I'm very happy with it so far and no issues to date.
Hardtochoose wrote: » For anyone saying it’s only a tiny minority with issues, take a look at Twitter and search gomo ireland. Hundreds of tweets today alone about problems. People being billed despite being unable to port, being billed when they’ve not receive sims after 2 weeks, issues with numbers being ported to other people’s phones. It’s really bad. I struggle to remember a product launch as bad as this in Ireland.
