Lyca Mobile has for
New Customers: Unlimited Plus Plan w/ Unlimited Talk, Text & Data (first 40GB/month at 5G/4G LTE speed, then unlimited at lower speeds) on sale at
$12.50/month w/ Auto Renew enabled for
9 Months.
Shipping is free for SIM Kits.
- Note: online orders will have a 5% regulatory recovery fee, making the price $13.13 at checkout.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
JuJuFrankenbean for finding this deal.
About this plan:
- Unlimited Plus Plan $12.50/Month for 9 Months
- Unlimited talk & text (national and international to select countries)
- Unlimited data w/ first 40GB per month at up to 4G LTE/5G speeds (lower speed after that until next month begins)
- 15GB of high speed hotspot data (per month)
- Includes free physical SIM card kit or free eSIM activation (your choice)
- Must be enrolled in auto-renewal to receive discounted price for 9 months. After 9 months, if not cancelled, your plan will renew at $49/month (until cancelled)
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Lyca support is really worthless, they don't tell you anything if a port request fails - there should be a reason code provided according to my old carrier.
I did fix the problem and learned something; triple check to make sure the "service address", E911 and billing addresses are exactly the same between your new line at Lyca and the old carrier.
Mine had the wrong zip code. Apparently porting numbers between carriers requires an address verification check just like credit cards do... It wasn't until I changed my E911 and billing addresses at my old carrier that a port request by Lyca succeeded - within 30 minutes after resubmitting it with help from Lyca chat support.
On the good news, I have an AT&T 30 day free trial eSIM on my spare iPhone and speed tests between both Lyca and AT&T are almost exactly the same. Lyca may be throttling video to 1080p ("AT&T streamsaver") will see if i can figure out how to disable.
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They then blocked/ignored emails, and eventually said my account had to be "active" (like I had to pay another month) before they would release the port-out info. This is not required under FCC Local Number Portability rules. I had to file an FCC complaint just to get them to engage.
Even after FCC escalation, Lyca still demanded payment to reactivate the line before releasing the info, effectively holding the number hostage. To get my number out quickly, I paid the minimum plan to reactivate, then immediately requested the port-out again.
Tldr expect serious friction if you ever need to port out of Lyca. If your phone number matters (2FA, work, banking), be aware you may need FCC escalation to leave.
They then blocked/ignored emails, and eventually said my account had to be "active" (like I had to pay another month) before they would release the port-out info. This is not required under FCC Local Number Portability rules. I had to file an FCC complaint just to get them to engage.
Even after FCC escalation, Lyca still demanded payment to reactivate the line before releasing the info, effectively holding the number hostage. To get my number out quickly, I paid the minimum plan to reactivate, then immediately requested the port-out again.
Tldr expect serious friction if you ever need to port out of Lyca. If your phone number matters (2FA, work, banking), be aware you may need FCC escalation to leave.
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