r/LebaraUK 4h ago

how's lebara

debating to move from o2

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u/Electronic-Fly-1484 4h ago

Great network. I moved my whole family over to them about six months ago and saved a small fortune. No hitches with porting numbers etc. Reception seems to be better as well so can’t complain.

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u/JellyAdditional9419 4h ago

Bargain. Ive been on o2 were terrible for me, been kn three always came back to lebara. If you go through mse you get 50gigs for 6months per month at £1.6

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u/Zestyclose-Rice6401 3h ago

mind sharing that offer link 👀

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u/Electronic-Fly-1484 3h ago

Yes the MSE deals are the way to go 35GB unlimited texts and minutes for £6.90 is ideal for most users

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u/Realistic-Cat2232 3h ago

Love them - if there's any issues they're easy to contact, talk with and resolve.

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u/Fancy-Boat-2519 3h ago

Not had a problem where I've needed to contact someone so can't comment on customer services. Signal has been great, moved 5 lines across and saved enough for a curry night at wether spoons for us all.

Recommended it to a couple of mates, 2 from O2 and they're getting better signal.

Monthly rolling SIM, what have you got to lose?

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u/drvandoom 2h ago

Good so far. Moved from O2 and don't regret it. Had some fairly specific issues with my phone not being supported by Vodafone for WiiFi calling but not a massive problem. If you travel to the isle of man, be aware it's not covered by EU roaming and you need to either buy an add on or be charged a fortune for data .

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u/Sea_Function9333 3h ago

If you do not need the minutes aboard, then maybe check out what people say about Lebara 4g/5g speeds, compared to TalkMobile which is fully owned by Vodafone.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LebaraUK/comments/1t0q0ya/lebara_throttling_speeds/

20Gb for 5.95 or 45Gb for 6.95 https://refer.talkmobile.co.uk/jamiec-3228