Is the 40GB plan worse than the Guido in any way?

[maurataylor27]

Hi,

I'm thinking of changing from Guido membership to the 40GB membership. I have looked at the description of the 40GB plan to see how it compares to the Guido. All seems good, but I don't trust myself to have spotted whether there is any downside to moving.

Does anyone know if there is any feature I will be losing by moving?

[dalyer]

See here

https://community.48.ie/t5/The-Knowledgebase/Moving-to-new-Memberships/ta-p/53113

As far as I know you're worse off if you stay on the old memberships.

Hope this helps.

[maurataylor27]

There seems to be differnt info depending where you look. Here, https://community.48.ie/t5/The-Knowledgebase/All-About-Memberships-and-Payments/ta-p/53105 there seems to be 300 minutes shared between mobile and landline, that's worse than  Guido, or are there seperate 300 mins for landline and mobile?

In the link in the last post it says Mobile minutes are unlimited and Landline are ***, ?

In new membership, minutes can be swapped for data. But I can't see if data can be swapped for minutes.

My usage is mostly mobile minutes, followed by landline minutes, sometimes running out, very little of the 3GB ever gets used.

Still not convinced moving is best thing to do.

[dalyer]

Some of the info on the website is not correct.
This is the most up to date info on the latest memberships:

https://48.ie/my48/memberships

The latest memberships cover all mobile and landline calls (subject to a high fair usage limit).

You cannot swap data for call minutes but there's no need since call minutes are effectively unlimited.

Hope this helps.

[maurataylor27]

Finally, found this in

https://48.ie/legal/price-plan-details

although, they did seem to get the maths wrong, 40-16=24, not 4.

This looks better than Guido.

40GB Membership

40GB of ROI data of which you may use a maximum of 9GB in EU/UK, subject to you having data allowance available when you travel. For example, if you use 16GB data in Ireland you will have a combined balance of 4GB remaining. Your EU/UK roaming allowance is now also effectively 4GB.

Unlimited minutes for calls made to landlines including non-geographic numbers (1800, 1850, 1890, 0818, …) and mobiles within the Republic of Ireland and calls made while roaming in EU to other EU numbers and back to Republic of Ireland.

Unlimited texts to Irish mobile numbers and Irish landline numbers while in the Republic of Ireland.