New Home wrote: » About 2 hours ago my internet connection dropped (4g, automatically selected network). I've only been able to reconnect (very patchily) by manually switching to 3g. Anyone else having network problems? I've plenty of allowance left, BTW. Thanks.
dfdream wrote: » My wife switched to GOMO recently but finds that coverage in Limerick is really bad. Especially bad in UL area and in Jetland Caherdavin area. Was all perfect on Vodafone. Its ok having bad spots in country due to terrain but in a city surely thats a joke. Not sure if its the same on Eir as gomo. Would use WIFI calling in those areas on WIFI but GOMO doesnt support WIFI calling even though Eir does. Can see switching back. :mad::mad::mad:
Aquos76 wrote: » Ive an issue in the last few days where my phone keeps dropping signal and I have to power it off and on before it comes back, also getting an increased number of calls dropping and failing.
Heraldoffreeent wrote: » Is that for Prepaid or Bill pay do you know?
punisher5112 wrote: » Yes loads of 3 customers on saying they went onto chat to cancel and eventually got an offer down to match and some got phone calls to stay....
Heraldoffreeent wrote: » Really?
punisher5112 wrote: » See 3 is matching for some of their customers
marsbar1 wrote: » It might be the same network as Eir but don't assume the speeds will be the same. It is likely to be traffic shaped considering the amount of users for such a cheap price. Time will tell, I'll report back. I'm not used to fast internet anyway where I am so any internet is good with me!
Amount of users
Lissavane wrote: Strange report. I'd be astonished if your download speed with Gomo is 1 Mb, while upload speed is 16 Mb. And without 4G? 70 Mb with Vodafone is impressive. Obviously that's 4G.