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Thats nothing, I'm still getting bill texts from VF claiming I'm in credit☺️. It must be 5 years since I was with them…

If only.. Tried that, account number is invalid, obviously as the account is closed so I gave up.

I've cracked 300 regularly, I get 180-220 here at home.

Sounds like you're in an area with 5G DSS which shares existing 4G bands as opposed to using its own.

Try setting your phone to 4G and you may find the speeds are actually faster than 5G.

Many of their sites use 4G+ which has multiple 4G bands that aggregate together, but this aggregation doesn't work if your phone is using 5G on a DSS site.

I'm on the 9.99 plan. I'd like to get a SIM card for my daughter, obviously only 14.99 is available.

Any idea if it is possible to transfer my 9.99 plan to her, and I take the 14.99 one? Sounds like it would be messy, but wouldn't mind having 5G if I'm the one paying the bills.

Ok, thanks. I'll leave it as is then. I'm getting speeds of 50-80, so I suppose I can live with that.

EU Roaming starts as soon as you arrive or turn on roaming in another EU country until you turn it off or come home. The 16Gb comes out of the monthly allowance. If you are roaming at the end of a billing cycle it resets to zero for the next bill.

When receiving a call it rings no more than three times and then disconnects, it doesn't seem to happen with all numbers which makes it even stranger, has anyone else experienced this?

I've WiFi calling turned on, I've turned it off now to see if that makes a difference, all I need now is for someone to call.

Vodafone don't let you use WiFi Calling when abroad, so they don't loose roaming revenue. Maybe they use the mobile data connection to check that you are in Ireland? It seems completely pointless for Vodafone to only offer WiFi calling if you have a mobile data connection! The whole point of the service is to provide service when you have no mobile coverage. Eir/GoMo WiFi calling is more flexible - you can use it abroad to avoid roaming charges - even if you are still in airplane mode (with WiFi switched on).

This is the text I got when I went up north a couple of months ago.

Welcome to UK, Your calls and texts to all EU countries while roaming are included as part of your standard plan allowance and you can use part of your data allowance to browse. You will be alerted once you use your plan allowance. Additional usage will be charged at your standard out of bundle domestic rates. In Emergency call 112. For more info on emergency access, public warnings and higher cost numbers see

http://www.gomo.ie/roaming-emergency

Yes I know UK isn't EU anymore but I imagine the information still applies. Also my phone connected to EE which I think is the preferred.

I was in Edinburgh in November and had no issues whatsoever using data, texts, calls, etc. as if I were still in the EU.

I actually didn't get the text Flazio mentioned above.

Excellent answers, thanks!

Never had an issue in the UK with GoMo

Same, have never had an issue in UK or NI