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gooduse

Hi,

Which dataplan do you use?

I am using Vodafone x which is great for travel abroad as well as Swizerland and Curacao:)

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biko

Smee_Again

I have the one paid for by my work.

banie01

Smee_Again wrote: »

I have the one paid for by my work.

I have that

and 48 for personal use.
learned a long time ago to not tie a personal number to an employer.

Irishphotodesk

gooduse wrote: »

Hi,

Which dataplan do you use?

I am using Vodafone x which is great for travel abroad as well as Swizerland and Curacao:)

All mobile networks have to allow your data usage anywhere in Europe (I know you mention Curacao and Switzerland but realistically not many people travel to places like the Dutch Caribbean with much regularity.)

I pay a tenner a month for unlimited calls, texts and data - it's grand, with covid I'm not travelling anywhere and prior to covid I left the country once a year or two (sad but it's not affordable for me to travel) ...I'm with eir

SmartinMartin

You are starting some weird fu¢kin threads man. Here, try this one :

How do you feel about teenage German trolls?

Smee_Again

banie01 wrote: »

I have that and 48 for personal use.
learned a long time ago to not tie a personal number to an employer.

The rate at which I break phones makes carrying 2 a complete liability.

Allinall

gooduse wrote: »

Hi,

Which dataplan do you use?

I am using Vodafone x which is great for travel abroad as well as Swizerland and Curacao:)

I'm confused.

Are Switzerland and Curacao not abroad?

biko

It depends on where you are

gooduse

biko wrote: »

It depends on where you are

Exactly. I am currently in Germany but Curacao is very nice too

gooduse

We should be proud of out cheap plans.

Do you know hit mutch they cost in Belgium Norway and Sweden?

DilD

Hard to beat GoMo I think. €9.99 a month for unlimited calls, text and data. And even if you go over the 80GB fair usage policy it never, never slows down.

banie01

Smee_Again wrote: »

The rate at which I break phones makes carrying 2 a complete liability.

Dual SIM is the way to go.
If I actually carried 2 phones, my Mrs could we'll think I'm either a drug dealer or tapping a neighbour

global23214124

Eir. Signal is fine here and in the rest of the EU. Haven't had to deal with their apparent horrendous support in years so thankful for that.

Quazzie

Smee_Again wrote: »

The rate at which I break phones makes carrying 2 a complete liability.

There's plenty of dual sim phones available.

To answer the OP - Vodafone. Everything else has sh1t reception in my house.

_Godot_

I'm with 48, only 7.99 a month. Used to be with gomo for 9.99 a month. Only saving a couple of euro a month, but at the end of the year, it's 24 euro, which can be an extra week of shopping for me, or chocolate or something nice.

3d4life

Allinall wrote: »

I'm confused.
...... Curacao not abroad?

Is Curacao in the EU ?

If it is then EU rules apply just as they do in places like New Caledonia and Reunion.

OP, how do the mobile operators handle Büsingen am Hochrhein ?

gooduse

Vodafone will offer you free roaming in curacao as well as Sint Maarten and Suriname see

https://n.vodafone.ie/roaming.html

Does somebody know if Three Ireland really has the 19 GB EU Roamingcap on thair unlimitedplan or do they just ignore it?

We should be really lucky with our plans.

Look what other countrys get belgium

https://www.lycamobile.be/en/bundle/all-in-one-l/

France

https://www.lycamobile.fr/fr/bundles/#/national

Wanderer78

Smee_Again wrote:

I have the one paid for by my work.

You have the one that your employer gives you, but you work for