Unfortunately, this deal has expired 22 May 2023.
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Posted 1 April 2023
Lyca Mobile 30 Day SIM, No Contract - 3GB for 1p p/m // 5GB for 80p p/m // 6GB for 85p p/m - Price for the first 6 months @ Lyca Mobile
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Some of the best value Lyca SIM deals still available:
3GB Data for 1p per month for the first 6 months, £4.75 thereafter
6GB Data for 85p per month for the first 6 months, £5.90 thereafter
5GB Data for 80p per month for the first 6 months, £5.90 thereafter
3GB Data for 1p per month for the first 6 months, £4.75 thereafter
5GB Data for 80p per month for the first 6 months, £5.90 thereafter
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Edited by Random1234, 3 May 2023
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sorted byheat added nonetheless as the deal may work for some people.
Too many bad reviews
When ordering, keep the email. There is a table of information on that email and you'll need it when registering your plan.
It's the "Activation PIN code" column and the number in there is what you'll need.
Cheap price but expect no help from Lyca for anything at all. They pick up the call pretty quickly but then just say oh please restart the phone or we'll refresh your sim etc and ring back. You just have to keep ringing them back for every next step.
They've been pretty useless
Blocked my sim saying I overused it so not unlimited minutes actually.
Don't think I used a lot either (edited)
Here’s the 2-part procedure in which you will order a new eSIM then do a SIM Swap.
Part 1 is to get a Lycamobile eSIM:
1. Go to Lycamobile
2. Follow link to ‘Order SIM’ or ‘Get PAYG SIM’
3. Select eSIM (remove £5 top-up if you don’t want it)
4. Click to proceed.
Job done! You will receive an email within seconds with details of your new eSIM including QR code to use to load eSIM on your phone.
Part 2 is to do the SIM Swap:
1. Login to your Lycamobile account online or use the Lycamobile app
2. On website tap-on Menu (three horizontal lines) | My account | SIM Swap
or on app Menu (three horizontal lines) | My account | Self Care | SIM Swap
3. Select SIM type (this refers to existing SIM so Physical SIM)
4. Select ‘Replace existing SIM with a new eSIM‘
5. Follow instructions to enter required details
Both existing SIM and eSIM will disconnect from network for a minute while your account is moved to the eSIM - it happens very quickly.
All done!
lycamobile.co.uk/ucu…TDD
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lyca was every bit as bad, as lebara was good.
personally i would avoid lyca.
basic email received
no description of tariff when it arrived.
PAC was a nightmare it wanted the big long microscopic printed number from both sim cards.
poor signal, but that could be where i live obviously others may have better signal. (edited)
Its offering faster 4G than my o2 sim.
I'm gonna run this as a backup sim for a while and its the 0.94p for 15GB for 6 months, then £7.75
So I have registered it and I'm in my account, what should I do next?
How do I set-up payment and/or Auto Renew, will it debit my card or do I need to pay up front?
Any advice would be welcome. Thank you.
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Edit: actually it might be a voicemail service? 07404000130 (edited)
Wish that was not the case because Lyca now do e-sim as payg, which I need to use 4g watch with my android phone - but guess I'll have to wait for another provider (#Lebara) to bite the bullet 😩
My experience with eSIM and using the website has been very good; in fact the eSIM experience was far easier and straightforward than my O2 eSIM where you have to call them and they insist on sending you a leaflet which has a printed QR code or visit an O2 shop.
I actually ordered and activated the Lyca eSIM while I was in Spain and all went well, then when I got back home I had the physical SIM from the 1p offer so I used SIM Swap to move that number and plan onto the eSIM in seconds.
Has it stored my card details or is this something I need to do before my new month starts?
Their web security is also a complete joke. I hope no-one in government uses them.
However, I was charged the full price instead of the 5p 3GB deal with Lebara. They've still not refunded me after 3 weeks so I have no choice but to leave Lebara as I'm not paying a fiver per month for 3GB, and it's not worth the hassle of chasing for a refund every month.
It's a shame but I guess I'll just use a Lyca SIM until there's another Lebara deal and then I'll try again.
Well, I got an email 2 weeks later saying they'd corrected it and my account will now show the right amount. The account still shows the full price. I'll be chasing it up again before my next DD, but I'm not sure why they can't just fix the issue.
However one week last year the local EE mast went down and I could only connect to masts hundreds of feet away which offered barely any signal to make calls let alone internet connectivity
Hotspotting from a spare phone and Lebara SIM to my primary phone to use the internet and WiFi calling
It's hardly necessary most of the time but for that one occasion... Super useful
Also useful for one time purposes like selling items or listing stuff online and you don't want your details out there for anyone to have (edited)
Don't touch
i have had problems with calls both in surrey and london. particularly when i call landline numbers. lebara on the other hand, had no problem with calls and data speed wasn't too bad in london.
15GB Data for 94p per month for first 6 months, £7.75 thereafter.Unlimited National Mins & SMS100 International MinsEU RoamingNo ContractNo Credit Check