Lyca Mobile 30 day SIM, No Contract - Unltd Min/Txt, EU Roaming - 15GB for 94p p/m for 6 months @ Lyca Mobile

That is a brilliant work, thank you

Yes u have 90 days to activate it

Yes, but you'll pay £5 per 50MB with a data pack or £2 per MB Without a pack. It's not inclusive.

Three PAYG Will let you use your UK Allowance up to 12GB at no extra cost. EE SIM Only will let you buy a one-off roaming pack for £10 that will let you use your UK allowance up to 50GB at no extra cost.

All other UK Networks charge for US Roaming. So your only other option would be to pick up a local prepaid SIM upon arrival in the US.

It’s a pay as you go network. Unless you top up you can’t go over. Just make sure you don’t enable auto top ups and you’re all good.

Does this include wifi calling if tjhe sim card was in a dongle providing Wifi? As in, still calling from your regular phone/number but connected to the Mifi network?

No. Every mobile number is it’s own account and is managed separately.

Hi, I’ve used both in the UK and EU and have no hesitation in saying that Lebara is more reliable, faster, better app and website, better setup and admin; in just about every area I can think of Lebara comes out on top with just one exception.

That one exception is eSIM which currently is only available on Lycamobile and the setup is very easy and well implemented. 

wait lyca is blocking them? I guess its much cheaper going for the 1p but a bit less convenient

You can cancel Auto-renewal by dialling *190# and entering 1 to confirm the cancelation. This option is also available online. Log in to your My Lycamobile account and go to Overview > Click Here to View Bundle Details > View Details > Cancel Renewal.22 Jan 2018

That’s just your voicemail. If you want to disable voicemail you can dial *185#

Yes. But you don't need to cancel auto renewal as the pac code will cancel the renewal when used and the account will be closed.

You can be a cheapskate and order a free PAYG SIM with three or Vodafone, and port your current lyca number there, then back out the next day to lyca. You don't need to stay a month before porting back out. You ask for the pac code the next day after porting in. I haven't done it, but others have done this cheapy port option.

Maybe look for something less with nylon if you try Lyca you may find it.

You dont need to speak to them....you can use text to get your pac.

Somehow i very much doubt it...get the lyca deal if signal is ok.

If you just switch-off auto-renew then your SIM and number will eventually de-activate or you can use a PAC to move your number if you want to keep it or a STAC if you just want to deactivate number.

You can cancel Auto-renewal by dialling *190# and entering 1 to confirm the cancelation. This option is also available online; login to your My Lycamobile account and go to Account Manager | Auto Renew plan and select OFF
Source: lycamobile.co.uk/en/…le/

Yes u don't have to be a new customer. Just order however many Sims u want

lycamobile.co.uk/en/…le/
Or port out and back in.

It's depending on where you are like any SIM and provider. It's essentially comparing o2 to Vodafone in any given location. They all vary. At work I can get 5g at full signal strength in my canteen, whilst if I walk down the set of stairs from it I can just get 3g. At least it's that way round for me.

But the important thing to note is that you can drop to 3G and make the network run faster. O2 is the only network not shutting down 3G which is handy.


So that brings your speeds to more like this - Very usable and more than enough even to stream videos with for example.

Yes that’s exactly what most here are doing

If you’re within 14 days of taking out the new contract you have the right to cancel penalty-free under the cooling-off period. If Vodafone signal is good for you then I’d go with a cheap Lebara deal. Better than Lyca in every way (just read the comments above!) and you can use your entire data allowance for EU roaming, whereas Lyca are incredibly stingy - with this deal for instance your monthly data will be capped at 2GB when roaming. Lebara via Uswitch are doing 15 GB for £2.78 (half price for three months) or 21 GB for £3.18. Click through to Uswitch from Topcashback or Quidco and get £11 or £12 cashback, no-brainer! Just remember to cancel auto-renewal in month 3 if you don’t want to pay full price thereafter. (edited)

You should have 14 days, check terms and conditions - call customer service

Main page where you go to purchase a plan the T&C's state EU roaming cap is 2gb. Surprised they couldn't tell you that!

Text PAC to 65075 from the SIM that currently has the number you want to keep. Give that code to your new provider and it will move your number on the next working day.

Just repeat this again when you want to leave again and go elsewhere to another network.

Just note that you can’t port to the same network. You always have to go elsewhere first.

it's a bit confusing but the default is OFF even though it states on as you haven't chosen an auto top up amount. so if you just leave it as it is, then it means you haven't set auto top up. this is where lyca doesn't seem to understand english at all.

link here lycamobile.co.uk/en/…us/

As many as you want. As long as they are physical SIMs. eSIM is one per month max.

Yes, you should be fine. You usually have 90 days from order to activate the SIM.

They deduct it as long as you have auto renewal set to on. That should be default when you activate your plan. You have to be aware that the renewal may not work because of Lyca system not being able to collect, probably system error. Then you're stuffed.

So hope for the best.

Ditto on that one!

Just as good and just as bad, yes.

the grass isn't always greener my friend

I got the same. I am wondering if my data is endless indeed or it isn't but just shown as if it is. The problem is I can't see how much data I've used either.

I'm looking for this info as well. I found couple of add ons like this: lycamobile.co.uk/en/…-s/
Sounds cheaper compared to options from other networks. Let me know if you get any info

Game changer for me if they support esim on this offer, i’m going to bite the bullet and see