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eSim for a second number
Socksbandit
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Hi all. I'm lost in the eSim world! I have a personal number with Lebara and am looking for a second number eSim. Does anyone have any advice on where to go for a good deal? Lebara don't do eSims yet and a couple of the others I've looked either won't provide an eSim if you're not already with them, or they only ask whether you want to switch your number
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What do you want of your second sim? Data? Voice/Txt only? Mainly receiving or sending too?0
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I got an esim from Lyca mobile on a 99p deal for 3 months. Similar to LebaraEx forum ambassador
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I'm basically wanting to use it as a business line, so to make and receive calls/texts. Don't really need a load of data as I'll be using my laptop for work and have my personal plan for personal use. Though I suppose a bit might be useful occasionally!DullGreyGuy said:What do you want of your second sim? Data? Voice/Txt only? Mainly receiving or sending too?0 -
Although Lyca mobile have acquired a poor reputation for customer service in recent months they offer esims on 30 day rolling contracts.
If you go via Uswitch there is 3Gb of data for £4. 40 a month (or if you just want to try them out 30Gb for £3.49 for the first 3 months). Cancel anytime.
They use the EE network and EU roaming is included.
Alternatively, RWG have 5Gb of data for £5 per month rolling contract on an esim deal using the 3 network.0 -
Thank youNeil49 said:Browntoa said:I got an esim from Lyca mobile on a 99p deal for 3 months. Similar to LebaraAlthough Lyca mobile have acquired a poor reputation for customer service in recent months they offer esims on 30 day rolling contracts.
If you go via Uswitch there is 3Gb of data for £4. 40 a month (or if you just want to try them out 30Gb for £3.49 for the first 3 months). Cancel anytime.
They use the EE network and EU roaming is included.
Alternatively, RWG have 5Gb of data for £5 per month rolling contract on an esim deal using the 3 network.
Thank youNeil49 said:Although Lyca mobile have acquired a poor reputation for customer service in recent months they offer esims on 30 day rolling contracts.
If you go via Uswitch there is 3Gb of data for £4. 40 a month (or if you just want to try them out 30Gb for £3.49 for the first 3 months). Cancel anytime.
They use the EE network and EU roaming is included.
Alternatively, RWG have 5Gb of data for £5 per month rolling contract on an esim deal using the 3 network.
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I'm just about to buy one from Lyca. It isn't asking anything about whether I want a new number or to switch my existing one. Does it automatically give a new one and then you switch it if you want to? Thanks for all your help!0
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I have an eSim via eSim.net. I also have a Lebara as my main number which runs on the Vodafone network. So I chose an O2 eSim in the hope that if one network was poor the other would be better.1
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(SIM: 1p mobile (uses EE 4G 5G) £40 - £48 a year, great value.)0
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