Lebara Mobile In Nordic Countries & Belgium

[andy]

I only discovered this today, and it seems to have been there for a while

http://www.lebaramobile.com/

From Sweden, it looks like calling European landlines is 0.48 SEK = 5c per minute, calling other Lebara mobiles is 0 per minute, much like Halebop, with a connection fee per call of 0.68 kr (7c)

I wish I'd spotted this six months ago ...

[Przemolog]

Originally Posted by andy

I only discovered this today, and it seems to have been there for a while

http://www.lebaramobile.com/

From Sweden, it looks like calling European landlines is 0.48 SEK = 5c per minute, calling other Lebara mobiles is 0 per minute, much like Halebop, with a connection fee per call of 0.68 kr (7c)

I wish I'd spotted this six months ago ...

Seems OK but:

Liechtenstein-Mobile 5,98 SEK

and....

San Marino 9,98 SEK
San Marino-Mobile 9,98 SEK

...some people say that a San Marino based international SIM is coming :P :whistle:

[AndreA]

Originally Posted by Przemolog

San Marino 9,98 SEK
San Marino-Mobile 9,98 SEK

...some people say that a San Marino based international SIM is coming :P :whistle:

Well, poor RSM landline! Has the same price of (future) mobile termination! :ranting2:

[Przemolog]

Originally Posted by AndreA

Well, poor RSM landline! Has the same price of (future) mobile termination! :ranting2:

Not necessarily. In fact it might be "hidden premium rate". AFAIR somebody on this forum told once that there are some premium rate services for customers from Arabic countries based in RSM. Lebara.se seems to have Arabic/muslim target in Sweden (see "Ramadan kampanj" ad on their site). Just a hypothesis :unsure:

[andy]

They just launched in Belgium as well

from 12c/min

http://www.lebara.be/

[AndreA]

Originally Posted by Przemolog

AFAIR somebody on this forum told once that there are some premium rate services for customers from Arabic countries based in RSM. Lebara.se seems to have Arabic/muslim target in Sweden (see "Ramadan kampanj" ad on their site). Just a hypothesis :unsure:

A good hypothesis. Arabic channels in fact have a lot of RSM and UM numbers for their services