Posted 6th Jun 2023 (Posted 23 h, 27 m ago)
Could not find anything about them here. Thinking to switch from EE to them
Anyone with some first hand experience about them?
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Anyone with some first hand experience about them?
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sorted byI also tried RWG for the EE signal. They don't do all the frequencies that EE offer. What irritated me is if I received a call it would only ring 4 time then cut off - even with voicemail off. The caller gets a "we could not connect your call" message and the call ends. I asked RWG to increase the rings as I had voicemail off and wanted it to ring longer to not miss answering. RWG said that EE wouldn't let them change it. Lebara rings fine! No rush to answer
There's always a compromise for the budget MVNOs, gotta find what you can live with. Other family members use Voxi and rate it highly. (edited)
They even use the EE Voicemail service too. So should fix the other issue you had.
All went ok.
Signal is good for me.
6 Months at £2.99 was good for me.
Customer service is their downfall. I personally found them to be quite rude and unhelpful. And unlike what you’ll be used to with EE it’s doesn’t seem to be UK based either.
If you’re looking for a Vodafone based network then I’d throw TalkMobile’s name into the ring. If you go via USwitch they have some good deals going right now too. TalkMobile are 100% owned by Vodafone so you’ll find you get a higher network priority as a result, and also I found their customer service to be a bit better too.
Have you not considered moving to a network that runs on EE so you aren’t worrying about signal changes?
nowmobile.co.uk/sim…hly
For example may be worth looking into?
Every where I go all over UK, I find the Vodafone signal (particularly data) better that EE 99% of the time.
I got the cheap deal on here around January ( which has now expired)
When I first transferred my number people would text me and it would keep coming through several times
He loves the 100 international minutes a month as he regularly calls Australia on it. Zero issues, so am happy to keep it going for him. Recommended (edited)
Last update I heard about it was from a month ago (putting a call on hold briefly is a workaround)
Lebara dropping calls after 30 min as company policy | hotukdeals (edited)
There's a few devices like Google Pixel that don't like some of the MVNOs for WiFi Calling and a few other similar features. But all of the Samsung Galaxy devices seem happy enough to work with it, with exception to a few imported models from overseas.