#Lebara

[mitramas]

Rayakan Kemeriahan Lebaran!

Saatnya merayakan kebahagiaan Lebaran dengan bergaya! Temukan keindahan dan kemeriahan dengan koleksi istimewa kami yang dirancang khusus untuk gaya hidup Anda.

Kunjungi toko kami dan jelajahi koleksinya. Raih keindahan Lebaran dengan cara yang tak terlupakan!

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[satoritech]

Save over £10 on your monthly phone bill with Lebara

Save over £10 on your monthly phone bill with Lebara

NOW more than ever, people in the UK are keeping a watchful eye over their monthly bills.Based on a survey conducted among 15,000 of its customers, phone network Lebara has calculated that you can save an average of £10 on your monthly phone bill if you switch providers.Whe Read Full Text

[daisy-has-too-many-wives]

so now we've got the phone companies and the atlantic ocean that we need to destroy

destroy verizon and lebara!!!!! kill them with spears!!!!!!!! we are lesbians we can do that!!!!!!

[systemtek]

CMA says Vodafone and Three merger could lead to millions of customers having to pay more

An in-depth investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found competition concerns over Vodafone’s planned merger with Three in the UK. The investigation, led by an independent inquiry group, has provisionally concluded that the merger would lead to price increases for tens of millions of mobile customers, or see customers get a reduced service such as smaller data packages in their contracts. The CMA has particular concerns that higher bills or reduced services would negatively affect those customers least able to afford mobile services as well as those who might have to pay more for improvements in network quality they do not value. The CMA has also provisionally found that the merger would negatively impact ‘wholesale’ telecoms customers – Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) such as Lyca Mobile, Sky Mobile and Lebara – which rely on the existing network operators to provide their own mobile services. The merger would reduce the number of network operators from 4 to 3 making it more difficult for MVNOs to secure competitive terms, restricting their ability to offer the best deals to retail customers. While identifying these concerns, the CMA has also found that the merger, by integrating the Vodafone and Three networks, could improve the quality of mobile networks and bring forward the deployment of next generation 5G networks and services, as claimed by Vodafone and Three. But the CMA currently considers that these claims are overstated, and that the merged firm would not necessarily have the incentive to follow through on its proposed investment programme after the merger. As a result, the CMA has provisionally concluded that the merger would lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the UK – in both retail and wholesale mobile markets. The CMA will now consult on its provisional findings. It will also consult on potential solutions to its competition concerns, including the options set out in its remedies notice (also published today). These include legally binding investment commitments overseen by the sector regulator, and measures to protect both retail customers and customers in the wholesale market. The CMA will retain the option to prohibit the merger should it conclude that other remedy options will not address its competition concerns effectively. Stuart McIntosh, chair of the inquiry group leading the investigation, said: We’ve taken a thorough, considered approach to investigating this merger, weighing up the investment the companies say they will make in enhancing network quality and boosting 5G connectivity against the significant costs to customers and rival virtual networks. We will now consider how Vodafone and Three might address our concerns about the likely impact of the merger on retail and wholesale customers while securing the potential longer-term benefits of the merger, including by guaranteeing future network investments. The CMA welcomes responses to its provisional findings by 04 October 2024 and its notice of possible remedies by 27 September 2024. These will be considered ahead of the CMA issuing its final report, which is due by 7 December 2024.  More information can be found on the Vodafone / CK Hutchison JV case page and on the detailed guidance page. Read the full article

[the-tree-witch]

Top Choices for International Phone Plans in UK: Stay Connected Globally

Finding the best international phone plans in UK can significantly impact how you manage your communication expenses while staying connected with people around the world. With various options available, it’s essential to choose a plan that matches your calling habits and budget. Leading telecom companies like Vodafone, EE, and O2 offer tailored plans that cater to different international calling needs, ensuring you get the best value for your money. Vodafone’s international phone plans include options for unlimited calls to select countries, such as the US and Canada, as well as packages that offer discounted rates for other regions. EE also provides a range of international plans with flexible add-ons that can be customized based on your calling preferences. O2’s plans allow you to choose from various international packages, giving you control over the countries you call and the cost of those calls. For those who are more price-conscious, MVNOs such as Lycamobile and Lebara offer highly competitive international phone plans in UK. These providers offer low-cost international calling options that are ideal for users who need to stay in touch with family and friends abroad without breaking the bank. Whether you’re looking for a comprehensive plan or a budget-friendly solution, exploring these international phone plans in UK will help you find the perfect fit for your communication needs.

Data and International Phone Plans in UK

In addition to traditional voice minutes, many international phone plans in UK now include data allowances, which can be beneficial for users who rely on internet-based communication apps. Providers like EE and Vodafone offer plans with generous data packages that support VoIP calls through apps such as WhatsApp and Skype. This combination of data and international calling can be particularly useful for tech-savvy users who prefer internet-based communication. By selecting a plan that includes both data and international minutes, you can stay connected across multiple platforms without worrying about additional charges.

Pay-As-You-Go International Phone Plans in UK

Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) international phone plans in UK provide a flexible and cost-effective solution for users who do not make frequent international calls. This option allows you to top up your account with credit and pay for calls as needed, avoiding the commitment of a long-term contract. Providers like Lycamobile and Lebara offer competitive PAYG rates for international calls, making it an ideal choice for users who prefer to manage their expenses on a pay-as-you-go basis. This flexibility can be particularly advantageous for occasional callers or those who travel infrequently.

The Role of Add-Ons in International Phone Plans in UK

Many international phone plans in UK offer add-ons that can enhance your plan’s features and provide additional value. These add-ons might include extra international minutes, text messaging bundles, or data allowances. Providers like EE and O2 offer customizable options that allow you to tailor your plan based on your specific needs. Add-ons can be a practical way to extend your plan’s capabilities without committing to a more expensive package. By exploring available add-ons, you can find a plan that provides the flexibility and features necessary for your international communication requirements.

Business International Phone Plans in UK

Businesses that need to maintain international communication often benefit from specialized international phone plans in UK. These plans are designed to accommodate high-volume calling and provide features such as global coverage, competitive rates, and customizable options. Major telecom providers like Vodafone and EE offer business-specific plans that can support extensive international communication needs. These plans are essential for companies with global clients or teams, ensuring reliable and cost-effective communication. By choosing a business-oriented international plan, companies can manage their international calling expenses while maintaining smooth operations.

Comparing Network Providers for International Phone Plans in UK

When selecting international phone plans in UK, comparing different network providers can help you find the best option for your needs. Major telecom companies like Vodafone, EE, and O2 offer a variety of international plans with different features and pricing. Vodafone is known for its extensive global coverage, EE for its flexible add-ons, and O2 for its customizable packages. Additionally, MVNOs like Lycamobile and Lebara provide budget-friendly alternatives with competitive rates. By comparing these providers based on coverage, cost, and included features, you can find a plan that offers the best value for your international calling needs.

Customizing Your International Phone Plans in UK

Customizing international phone plans in UK allows you to tailor your communication package to better fit your personal or professional needs. Many providers, including Vodafone and EE, offer customizable options that let you select the countries you call and adjust your plan’s features. This flexibility can be beneficial if you frequently contact different regions or require specific services. MVNOs like Lycamobile and Lebara also offer customizable plans that cater to various international calling preferences. By choosing a plan that can be tailored to your requirements, you can ensure that you get the most relevant features and the best value for your money.

How to Manage Costs with International Phone Plans in UK?

Managing costs with international phone plans in UK involves understanding your usage patterns and selecting a plan that aligns with your calling habits. Major telecom providers like Vodafone, EE, and O2 offer various plans with features such as unlimited minutes, pay-as-you-go rates, or discounted international calling. To manage costs effectively, track your international call usage and compare plans to find one that offers the best value based on your needs. Additionally, consider options like add-ons or data packages that can provide additional benefits without significantly increasing your expenses.

Conclusion

To maximize the benefits of international phone plans in UK, it’s crucial to assess your specific communication needs and preferences. Whether you require unlimited calling, budget-friendly options, or extensive global coverage, there is a plan to fit every requirement. Providers such as Vodafone, EE, and O2 offer robust plans with various features, while MVNOs like Lycamobile and Lebara present economical alternatives. By carefully comparing available plans, understanding their features, and choosing one that aligns with your calling patterns, you can enjoy seamless and affordable international communication. The right international phone plan in UK ensures you stay connected with ease and clarity, allowing you to focus on your conversations without worrying about excessive costs.

[crowley1990]

I went with Lebara for a bill pay sim but it’s stupid that that was like the only network that would take me. Sim only bill pay is less than £10 a month and they’re all 30 day rolling contracts so like. What fucking risk do they have that I’ll default? You think I can’t afford £10 a month?

[newobservation]

LEBARA steals the mobile data of their customers every day!

[ferns-n-ravens]

Creating a Travelling Stone

I've taken three physical journeys with her, marked with the SAUWENDEI sigil. Today (June 7th), we embarked on our first visualised journey.

First, of course calling on the Queen and King and wearing the Breaching Talisman, I empowered this stone by retracing the sigil and speaking these words, "Lyacham, Lyalgema, Lyafaran, Lialfarab, Lebara, Lebarosin, Layararalus." I then asked the stone to aid me in clarity, lucidity, and recall within my dreams, as well as helping me travel between the worlds each time I go to sleep with her in my hand or in my bed. In return, an offering of blood and milk was gifted.

We then went on a physical, anticlockwise trip around my garden, with four spots marked by my goat and birds (who were each given water afterwards), my goat being at my window. Once this was completed, it was repeated through visualisation. The latter journey needs to be repeated twice more, then completed with a trip into the Otherworld.

I offered the Lord and Lady the rest of the milk when all was said and done.

[iamchengguo]

手机资费

手机资费

Allnet 统一费率为 10 GB，永久 5 欧元/月 Lebara 仅在 O2 网络中提供此资费（最高 50 Mbit/s）短时间内 特殊功能：每月 5 欧元是永久性的，因此关税在一段时间后不会变得更贵 统一费率不适用于国际电话，但您需要支付月费。50 分钟免费拨打这 50 个国家/地区的电话 没有最短期限，您可以随时取消，通知期为一个月 连接费为15欧元

[kiu77alternatif]

Jelang Lebaran, Inspektorat DKI Bangun Posko Saber Pungli di Stasiun Pasar Senen

[444namesplus]

Abmis Absinohpos Adamos Agas Agnes Agus Ahcas Ahcros Ahdus Ahsas Ahtajus Ahtamas Ahtnamas Ahtrahddis Aidas Aifares Aifos Aihpos Ainodis Ainorhpos Ainos Ais Aivlis Ajnos Akielus Akis Alakisas Alaras Aleehsus Alleus Allybis Amlas Amles Amos Amus Anafas Anafos Anahsas Anayaranayrus Anayaranaytas Aneles Aneres Anibas Anifas Anihpares Anilas Aniles Anileumas Anirbas Anis Annasus Annavas Annazus Anneis Anomis Anos Aramas Aras Arbas Ardahbus Ardnahcitawsaras Ardnas Ardnos Ares Arihppas Arimas Aros Arreis Artimus Arukas Atajus Atarbus Ateegnas Atimsus Atinus Atis Ativas Atnas Atos Attenomis Ayajnas Ayamus Ayaros Ayhdnas Ayidas Ayidias Ayirpus Ayis Aymarus Aymuos Aynas Aynos Ayrus Aytas Bes Bores Daas Daenis Daénis Deas Dias Dirgis Diyyas Drofnas Ecnelis Eemas Eendis Egas Egias Eidas Eiddes Eidnas Eihcas Eihpos Eikoos Eikus Eilahas Eillas Eimmas Einnas Ellebaras Emolas Enazus Eneles Eneres Enibas Enihpares Ennasus Ennazus Enomis Eralc Erecnis Eriamas Erihppas Erotavlas Esrioas Etnas Ettenomis Eus Ezus Gis Goyus Hairas Hales Hannasus Hannavas Hannazus Haras Hayimas Hayinas Hayiras Hbhdas Helas Hgnis Hpos Hselias Hsohtnas Htanmos Htebaras Htes Hzres Iaras Idnas Iehies Ihamanas Iharas Ihbus Ihsotas Ijies Imas Imis Imotas Inihos Inis Iris Irtivas Iruyas Is Itavaytas Itavsaras Itnas Ivnaas James Jarus Jladnas Kamais Las Lebaras Leras Lerros Lessis Leumas Liahus Linus Lis Los Luas Lybis Maddas Mahos Mas Matnakayrus Melas Naes Nafis Nahbois Nais Naitsabes Namielus Namlas Namolos Napas Napos Narmis Nasus Natnayas Nayas Neemas Nelialas Nelleus Nhoj-tnias Nibas Noemis Noitsabes Nomis Nomolas Nomolos Norffas Nosmas Nosmis Nospmas Nottus Noxas Nrobaes Nywles Ohppas Oivlis Okadas Okarukas Okawas Okawus Okayas Okeas Okies Okihcas Okikas Okimas Okimus Okotas Okoyas Okustes Okuzus Onitnas Orubas Otorbus Peedhkus Peednas Pidus Qidas Raas Rahas Rakahdus Ramukus Rebmetpes Rednas Rednivtas Reemas Remmus Retsevlis Revlis Reywas Rialcnis Ribas Ribhkus Rimiles Robinas Rodavlas Roivas Rolyas Ruoivas Ruomyes Salis Samues Selcohpos Setarcos Smas Soiretos Srednas Sucueles Suhpos Suigres Suivlis Sumaes Sumitpes Sunavlis Sórrugis Tadas Takias Tarmas Tibas Tijaytas Tijus Tnias Trebaes Uhdas Urabus Urotas Urupos Us Yajnas Ydnas Ydnis Ydus Yekus Yeldes Yelros Yendis Yenruogis Yhpos Ykus Yllas Ymmas Ymus Ynnos Ynnus Yssas Yssis Ytineres Étnas

[missspringthyme]

February 10th, 2024

We used my tablet for the alarm because all of our phones were charging in the kitchen, the only room with power. My sister was ready to go in 30 minutes, but I needed some more time to pack up all of my things in the dark.

One bike and train ride later we were in Amsterdam with some time to kill before my friends came. We decided to head to China Town because it's Chinese/lunar New Year and we wanted to see if there were any celebrations. The streets were very empty when we arrived, which was surprising even despite it being in the morning.

We walked around and looked through store windows (and in one rubber duck shop) before deciding to go inside an Asian grocers where Zoe bought Katsu curry and not rice even though she can only find instant rice and it makes her stomach hurt.

Eventually we decided we wanted some bubble tea and went into a cafe to get some, but to my horror I discovered that despite the door being unlocked the shop was closed. Humiliated, we fled from the shop and wandered around looking for a bubble tea shop that google said was open. Unfortunately, despite circling the address multiple times it did not appear this shop existed. Defeated, we headed back in the direction of the original bubble tea shop to wait for it to open and to be a place where my friends could find us.

They had arrived and were attempting to call and text me, but because Lebara has issues with me using my phone outside of Germany for god knows what reason I wasn't able to respond to their calls and sending texts was slow and unreliable. Zoe and I ordered tea (brown sugar for me, passion fruit for zoe) and before they were done being made, the Australians and former Italian roommate had arrived.

We tried to catch the parade, and we were able to hear it in the distance, but unfortunately we had to leave before it came to our street. We had tickets to the Van Gogh museum, which was our big plan for the day.

I always forget how much I know about random things until I'm in just the right environment to trigger it, mueseums are one of those places. I became a little bit of a tour guide talking about history and technique and how personal taste is different from the worth of a piece of artwork. This is the second time I've been to this museum, but I've always loved his work and in particular the evolution of his work so I can't complain. I have watched roughly 2 episodes of doctor who but I have looked up the scene of Van Gogh being shown his work in a museum more times than I'd like to admit. The museum really highlights his relationships with others which I really appreciate.

We were in the museum for hours and I had been tired before they had even shown up, so we made one of the biggest travel mistakes possible. We went to the first restaurant we saw as soon as we walked out of the museum. Oof.

Overpriced food for undersized portions.

I had some kind of mushroom toast thing and a ginger tea which was just a huge slice of ginger stuck in hot water. That's the 2nd time that's happened to me, and only in the Netherlands. Whatever.

After that we walked around for a bit taking in the sites. Everyone yelled at me for walking in the mud at the park, even though I think a little moment of joy and whimsy doesn't hurt anyone and I could not care less if my shoes get dirty. My sister and former Italian roommate were taking a ton of photos, which is nice because I barely take any. I keep saying I need to get better at that and I am trying on this trip. Hopefully there'll be some good ones of me.

We then headed over to the hostel (private room because there was 4 of us!) and checked in. It was a cool place and clearly used to be something else. There was a lecture hall that they had turned into a bar and lounge area that we hung out in for a bit trying to figure out what to do.

My sister qas saying she was going to head home, but when I found out it was because she felt like she might be overstating her welcome we insisted she stay for dinner.

That turned out to be a Japanese restaurant (at like 9pm lol) with incredible food, good portion sizes, and good prices. Hell yeah. I'm not normally the biggest ramen fan (I'm an udon girlie) but I had some black garlic ramen that was incredible. I did want to get taiyaki but by the time we ordered it they were all sold out! What a disgrace. My sister signed up for the rewards programme to take advantage of us spending ~200 as a group. Maybe she'll come back to Amsterdam soon and get a free ramen.

Despite authentic Australians snores, falling asleep was easy and I slept hard. This is exactly what I've been needing.

[systemtek]

Vodafone / Three deal could leave consumers and businesses worse off

Vodafone UK (which is owned by Vodafone Group Plc) and Three UK (which is owned by CK Hutchison Holdings Limited) are two major providers of mobile telecommunication services in the UK. Last year both businesses announced a new joint venture agreement which would bring their 27 million customers under a new, single network provider. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched its initial Phase 1 investigation in January after it was notified by Vodafone UK and Three UK. This 40 working day review is designed to identify whether the deal may lead to a ‘substantial lessening of competition’ – focusing on the potential impact on consumers and businesses in the UK – and therefore requires an in-depth, phase 2 investigation. Phase 2 investigations allow an independent panel of experts to probe in more depth initial concerns identified at Phase 1. The CMA is concerned the deal, which combines 2 of the 4 mobile network operators in the UK, could lead to mobile customers facing higher prices and reduced quality. The CMA’s Phase 1 investigation found that Vodafone UK and Three UK provide important alternatives for mobile customers. Both have made significant investments in their networks in recent years – which includes the rollout of 5G. Three UK is also generally the cheapest of the four mobile network operators. The CMA is concerned that combining these two businesses will reduce rivalry between mobile operators to win new customers. Competitive pressure can help to keep prices low, as well as provide an important incentive for network operators to improve their services, including by investing in network quality. The CMA is also concerned that the deal may make it difficult for smaller mobile ‘virtual’ network operators such as Sky Mobile, Lebara and Lyca Mobile to negotiate good deals for their own customers, by reducing the number of mobile network operators capable of hosting these ‘virtual networks’. When announcing their deal last year, both Vodafone UK and Three UK claimed that combining both businesses would result in significant benefits to customers as well as speed up the deployment of new technologies. These types of claims can sometimes justify clearing a deal that would otherwise raise competition concerns. Vodafone UK and Three UK’s claims are based on a number of assumptions about how they will combine and invest in their networks post-merger. The CMA considers these assumptions need more detailed assessment, particularly given the CMA’s concerns that the merger may reduce mobile operators’ overall incentives to invest in their networks. Julie Bon, Phase 1 decisionmaker for this case at the CMA, said: Millions of people in the UK depend on effective competition in the mobile market in order to access the best deals for them. Whilst Vodafone and Three have made a number of claims about how their deal is good for competition and investment, the CMA has not seen sufficient evidence to date to back these claims. Our initial assessment of this deal has identified concerns which could lead to higher prices for customers and lower investment in UK mobile networks. These warrant an in-depth investigation unless Vodafone and Three can come forward with solutions. Both Vodafone UK and Three UK have five working days to respond with meaningful solutions to the CMA, otherwise the deal will be referred to a more in-depth Phase 2 investigation. More information can be found on the Vodafone / CK Hutchison JV case page. Read the full article