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Cancellation service #1 in Canada
Gomo is a low-cost mobile service brand operated by the GoMo family of providers that offers short-term, data-focused plans and eSIM options. It operates in different countries under regional terms (notably Switzerland and Ireland in the provided references), so billing, cancellation and refund rules can vary by the country or platform where you signed up.
When you cancel, the exact timing depends on the regional policy and whether you are inside any minimum contract or cooling‑off period. Cancellation can take effect immediately (within a cooling‑off window) or at the end of a notice period or next billing date. Access to data and voice stops when the service end date arrives; recurring billing should stop once cancellation is confirmed, but already paid periods are often not reimbursed under some regional terms. If you want to keep your number, you usually must initiate porting out before cancellation completes - otherwise the number can be lost.
Refund policies differ by region. GoMo Switzerland’s stated terms deny reimbursement of charges already paid when terminating the contract. GoMo Ireland documents a 14‑day cooling‑off period; cancellation within that window typically takes effect immediately, but the published guidance does not clearly itemize how prepaid fees are refunded. Under Canadian consumer protection rules (see below) a cooling‑off refund may be required for remote or distance contracts made from within Canada. If you believe you are entitled to a refund, request it in writing, keep all supporting records, and escalate to your payment provider or consumer protection agency if necessary.
| Plan | Price (approx CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2 GB | ≈ C$7.50 | 7 days | 1.2 GB data |
| 6 GB | ≈ C$17.75 | 30 days | 6 GB data |
| 12 GB | ≈ C$28.75 | 30 days | 12 GB data |
| 20 GB | ≈ C$45.25 | 30 days | 20 GB data |
Canadian consumer protection generally provides a 14‑day cooling‑off period for many distance contracts; if a contract was signed remotely and you cancel within the cooling‑off window, you may be entitled to a refund for services not supplied. Provincial rules can add protections or procedures (for example, required disclosure of cancellation terms). Always check the specific provincial consumer protection office for details that apply to your case and keep records of transactions and cancellation requests.
Public reviews for GoMo in the referenced regions show repeated reports of cancellation difficulties where customers found chat-only support, delays, or unexpected notice periods - particularly for Switzerland where users reported needing phone or written termination and encountering issues with chat. In Ireland there are reports of activation and delivery delays, overcharging and limited phone support. There are few positive reviews in the provided dataset. Given these reports, expect possible delays; insist on written confirmation and retain all evidence of your cancellation attempt.
Common errors include assuming the same cancellation rules apply in every country, cancelling an App Store/Google Play subscription but not the GoMo account (or vice versa), failing to request written confirmation, and not porting the number before the cancellation completes. Another frequent mistake is expecting automatic refunds without checking the regional terms - some GoMo terms explicitly state no reimbursement for amounts already paid.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (GoMo Switzerland) | No refunds stated for early termination in the published terms | Medium - High (60‑day notice, mixed chat/phone support reports) |
| App Store / Google Play (Switzerland) | Subscription cancellation handled via Apple/Google; GoMo directs customers to contact customer service for account termination | Medium (need to cancel via store and confirm with GoMo) |
| Web (GoMo Ireland) | Cancellation within 14‑day cooling‑off generally takes effect immediately; refund details not explicit in guidance | Medium (must port out to retain number; 30‑day notice may apply outside cooling‑off) |
After you cancel, confirm you have written evidence of the cancellation date and the final service end date. Check your payment method for recurring charges and dispute any unauthorized post‑cancellation billing with your bank or card issuer. If you cannot get a satisfactory response from GoMo, file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or use payment dispute mechanisms. For region‑specific procedures and contact pages, refer to GoMo’s official regional sites and the Government of Canada consumer pages.
Helpful links: GoMo Switzerland terms and contact pages: go‑mo.ch; GoMo Ireland guidance: gomo.ie; Canadian consumer information: Canada.ca - Consumer information.
Use the postal or contact address listed in the Terms & Conditions for the GoMo region where you signed up. The regional terms and contact pages above list the appropriate mailing address and customer‑service channels for written terminations; send registered mail if you require proof of delivery and keep copies of identification and payment receipts with your cancellation records.
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Written by Jacob Bouchard
Postclic editor · 5 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 5 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.