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Lyca 5G SIM (EE) - 26GB at £3.75 pm / 17GB at £2.75 pm for 6 months - No contract, Unltd Mins/Txts, 100 Intl. mins, EU Roaming @ Lyca
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Posted 29 June 2023

Lyca 5G SIM (EE) - 26GB at £3.75 pm / 17GB at £2.75 pm for 6 months - No contract, Unltd Mins/Txts, 100 Intl. mins, EU Roaming @ Lyca

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  • Unlimited National Mins and SMS
  • 100 International mins
  • EU Roaming
  • No contract, change/cancel anytime
  • No Credit Check
  • Network: EE


Lyca Mobile 30 day SIM card for only £2.75 per month for first 6 months, £7.39 thereafter

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Lyca Mobile 30 day SIM card for only £3.75 per month for first 6 months, £10.99 thereafter

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  1. Soni210's avatar
    with MSE deals, customer service said no e-sim.. anyone else got that?
    afn's avatar
    I have a 1p MSE deal. Sent a physical SIM. Went onto Lyca website and ordered a free eSIM which was sent instantly by email and then did a SIM swap once logged onto my Lyca account. Seamless process and took minutes.
  2. razorclaw's avatar
    Can I use this in Turkey when I go on holiday?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Not for free no. You’d have to sign up for their AloTurka plans if you want inclusive roaming in Turkey.
  3. J_N's avatar
    It’s all happening Three have announced that their creating/merging with Vodafone: vodafoneandthree.uk/home
    sasuke0's avatar
    They need CMAs aaproval, doubt it will go through
  4. manoj_manoj's avatar
    How much roaming data do you get on this?
    deanos's avatar
    read the terms , it tells you there what you need to know
  5. J_N's avatar
    Got my Lyca sim today no mention of O2 on the letter and once I put it in my phone it says EE
  6. v5535's avatar
    One per customer?
    KodaBear's avatar
    No you can have more but have to order them all one by one
  7. RandomerWithoutNumbers's avatar
    Anybody know if all customers / new customers will be using EE now? O2 is terrible where I'm at and EE would be very ideal for me. Thanks
    KodaBear's avatar
    Almost everyone. A few eSIM customers are yet to move over the coming days. If you order a SIM today it will either already be on EE or should otherwise move within 24 hours of activation.
  8. Pottermus's avatar
    Is this deal available as an esim?
    KodaBear's avatar
    No. You can’t order this deal on eSIM. But you can swap to eSIM once it’s arrived and you’ve activated the physical SIM.
  9. Markieusa's avatar
    I have Lyca (EE), O2 and ID (three) plans
    Amusingly, since Lyca switched to EE, I can get a solid 5G signal on one side of my apartment, but the bandwidth is actually half that of the 4G signal (even with a -85dbM RSP - so I would blame the network, rather than my signal)
    Nothing but love for ID/three so far (but no thanks to fonehouse). I don't touch Lebara/Vodafone (would not roam abroad, no matter what I did with APN settings) and Lyca wasn't roaming properly in Spain recently, but that was on O2, so I'll see what happens now that it's on EE.
  10. yozzer's avatar
    I know lots of people aren't too fond of lyca, but at this price, I'm gonna give it a go!
    Cheers op 🏼
    mkara's avatar
    Same here!
  11. JonDOnnis's avatar
    Lebara is better for roaming data amounts, they will give up to 30 gb i believe.
  12. Jaro244's avatar
    Did anyone find out what is the cup amount for roaming?
  13. v5535's avatar
    No longer available:/
    Jon_Red's avatar
    I also can’t seem to see anything when I click on the links. which website did you get these from? Maybe a direct link still works on at least one of them.
  14. Kartnet's avatar
    I’d go for Lebara over Lyca. Pricing is similar
    amz84uk's avatar
    I second that. Lebara is much better.

    However, I recently found out that Lyca now uses EE network, rather than o2. So it may be better coverage.
  15. deleted1845237's avatar
    seem to have alot of bad reviews reading on trustpilot also reviews.io (edited)
  16. koolishy67's avatar
    EE network now Hot 🔥 deal
  17. kingsalad's avatar
    Does anyone get wifi calling on EE now?
    Soni210's avatar
    unfortunately not
  18. owtbar's avatar
    Could this be used in a EE Mini Mobile for the Data ? (edited)
    KodaBear's avatar
    Only if the device is unlocked. It won't accept these SIMs otherwise.

    Officially speaking the terms and conditions say you can't use the SIM in anything except for a phone. But in reality they don't seem to care.
  19. SRK's avatar
    Does anyone know how to order (family) multiple sim cards?
    Or do I need to click the link 3 times separately and order it 3 times? (edited)
    KodaBear's avatar
    Have to do it one by one each time starting from scratch.
  20. wakkaday's avatar
    Is Lyca essential ee sim?
    mavericke's avatar
    LycaMobile uses EE (piggyback onto EE). However, some of LycaMobile’s plans are relatively cheaper than EE.
  21. dude_se's avatar
    Since Lyca did their network upgrade a few days ago (I didn't realise they moved to EE) I've had full 5g quite alot of the time and it's been working alot better overall. Was noticeably poorer (for me anyway) before compared to Lebara, but now I can't really fault the network.

    Shame I'm moving back over to Lebara just as they sorted things.
    Jon_Red's avatar
    So you have no speed caps? EE maxes out at 1GB I read…
  22. montee's avatar
    avoid! avoid! avoid! worst mobile company ever! do not get tempted...you will regret it! I challenge you to find any positive reviews online for them...
    TeeDizzle's avatar
    I’ll give you one! Been with them multiple times as I always switch back and forth between them and Lebara. Coverage is fine, switched have always gone through on time and accurately.
  23. mkara's avatar
    Is it definitely on EE?

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    KodaBear's avatar
    Yes. The website hasn’t updated yet but it’s definitely EE.
  24. Jagsme's avatar
    Do we get this offer if we switch from a different network provider?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Yes. Just order as normal and use your PAC code to keep your number.

    Text PAC to 65075 from your current SIM that has the number you want to keep. Then give that to this company when your SIM arrives. The number will usually port the next working day.
  25. andrewmaclennan2's avatar
    Terrible company, cold, cold, cold
  26. ramsesbecerra1's avatar
    When I hit get deal it only takes me to the £3.75 (26GB) Any ideas?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Look in the deal description for the other links
  27. JustaSingh's avatar
    The deals for Lyca are good (in the never ending switching between Lyca and Lebara for the cheap 6 month deals).

    Just pray that you never have to use Lyca Customer service...they are truly the worst I've ever experienced (disconnecting on purpose on live chats, calls taking ages then being fobbed off with 'call back in 24hrs', no refunds for no service...

    I was caught in the 'your number has been blocked' balls up by them (quite common as you'll see on trustpilot), where they keep your money, don't provide a service and don't give you your PAC code (because they've blocked the number, for some unknown reason).
  28. MaxDamage87's avatar
    Can I use my full data limit when I'm abroad in the EU?
    KodaBear's avatar
    No. Each plan has its own FUP
  29. MaxLee's avatar
    Where is the lower plan?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Other links are all in the deal description.
  30. ssc1's avatar
    Hasn't EU roaming now gone from free to chargeable?
    euoi's avatar
    What are you basing that claim on?
  31. mkara's avatar
    Anyone how long this offer is on for?
  32. Sofiane_'s avatar
    Hi I was looking to purchase the deal but when I click on any link (the get deal one but also those in the description) I get the following message "Looks like the page you’re looking for was moved or never existed".
    Is the deal expired ? Thanks
    tatanissou_bou's avatar
    Same here
  33. Otto.uk's avatar
    Please can you fix the link for the £3.75 deal? It says page not found
    Lyca_Mobile_CS's avatar
    Dear Customer, We apologize for the inconvenience caused, the offer has been expired.
  34. Pokora's avatar
    26gb offer expired but 17gb still available.
  35. Jon_Red's avatar
    So wait, now that it’s moved to EE, has the customer service changed in any way? Or still nothing like as good as Lebara’s?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Same customer service people. Just different signal. Though I personally find they are better than Lebara to deal with.
  36. kremix's avatar
    No WiFi calling, right?
    KodaBear's avatar
    Not yet. They've confirmed it's on the way though.
  37. Rudidudi's avatar
    AVOID like the plague

    Worse company I've ever dealt with

    Awful service, non existent customer service, spam sms messages and emails

    AVOID
  38. jnm21's avatar
    Not expired - the top one still works.
    v5535's avatar
    Yep!
  39. robertfrancis1975's avatar
    Its a 30 day rolling contract? you can cancel after 6 months? Seems to good to be true.
  40. deanos's avatar
    Is this a good speed test result , have been on 3G for years never had 4G before
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    KodaBear's avatar
    Very good 4G speeds yes.
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