LycaMobile has select
LycaMobile Prepaid Phone Plans (various plans) on sale listed below.
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Offer is for new lines purchased online and requires enrollment in Auto-Renewal to maintain the promotional price
Available Plan(s)
- LycaMobile $33 High Data Mobile Plan
- 6-Month for $7.50/Month
- Includes
- 18GB high-speed data at up to 5G speeds
- 10GB high-speed hotspot data
- Unlimited nationwide talk & text
- Unlimited international talk & text to 100 countries
- Unlimited talk & text in Mexico and Canada
- $5 international roaming credit
- Bring your own compatible unlocked device
- eSIM activation available on compatible devices
- LycaMobile Unlimited Everything Mobile Plan
- 9-Month for $12.50/Month
- Includes
- Unlimited data
- First 50GB at high-speed data
- 15GB high-speed hotspot data
- Unlimited nationwide talk & text
- Unlimited international talk & text to 100 countries
- 5G access with compatible device
- Bring your own compatible unlocked phone
- & More
Top Comments
Is it worth the potential hassle, or would you just go directly with another carrier even if it costs a little more?
Community Reviews
Lyca Mobile stands out for very cheap plans with usable data, especially for a second line or a number you do not rely on every day. The 18GB plan is described as fast enough for everyday use, and after the high speed data is gone, speeds reportedly drop to about 3 Mbps, which still works well. Taxes are low, and the online account can show the account number and transfer PIN for porting. The main drawbacks are recurring billing and support headaches, with reports of blocked payments, slow replies, and difficult port outs that can put a number at risk.
Travelers who want a cheap data-only eSIM, because the plan can be paired with a separate travel eSIM while keeping calls and texts on another line.
Drivers who need occasional navigation data, because maps can be downloaded ahead of time and traffic-free GPS still works without a live connection.
Light-data phone users who can live with slower speeds after the allowance, because throttled service can still be usable at about 3 Mbps.
People who want a low-cost second line for a new number, because it worked well for several months as an eSIM line.
People who need fast customer support or easy cancellation, because replies can take weeks and billing can continue after cancellation attempts.
People who need reliable porting out of their main number, because account transfer can fail and leave the number in limbo or lost.
Families or caregivers setting up a line for someone else, because port-out and support hassles can make leaving the service difficult.
Drivers who rely on live traffic and continuous data in Android Auto or CarPlay, because offline maps lose traffic information and call/text-only service cannot supply it.
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Is it worth the potential hassle, or would you just go directly with another carrier even if it costs a little more?
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Is it worth the potential hassle, or would you just go directly with another carrier even if it costs a little more?
I wouldn't recommend this company, especially if you're getting service for somebody else.
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I wouldn't recommend this company, especially if you're getting service for somebody else.
Can you switch to another carrier once the plan ends?
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1) Lyca has switched to AT&T instead of T-Mobile, so the service has become significantly worse in my area.
2) It seems Lyca has blocked Privacy cards since the end of August. If you're planning to use one, you may get an error and have to switch to an alternative card to avoid being charged the full price for the renewal.
Can you switch to another carrier once the plan ends?
You can port out.
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Then I use traveller esim of other company, it is $6 for 5 gig or $10 for 10 gig a month. I mostly use free WiFi from home or at library or business using VPN if I am nervous.
My plans are cheaper.
Then I use traveller esim of other company, it is $6 for 5 gig or $10 for 10 gig a month. I mostly use free WiFi from home or at library or business using VPN if I am nervous.
My plans are cheaper.
Then I use traveller esim of other company, it is $6 for 5 gig or $10 for 10 gig a month. I mostly use free WiFi from home or at library or business using VPN if I am nervous.
My plans are cheaper.
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