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At Lebara Mobile our vision is to be the leader in providing low cost, high quality international mobile services. Now, you can bring your friends and family closer with a new Lebara Mobile Prepaid SIM. |
Quick Summary
| Product | Call rate1 | Flagfall1 | Txt | Expiry2 | MMS | GPRS | Call Cap/Credit | Voice mail1 | Recharge | More |
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| National Calls | To Lebara – free for first 10mins then 7.5c (chg per min) | 25c | 15c | 90 | 75c | 10c/MB | $10 starter pack = $10, $30 starter = $30 | 10c | $10 – $100 | Buy Lebara Mobile |
| Prepaid Mobile Review – Lebara Prepaid Mobile | ||||||||||
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| Lebara is a well known international service that was launched in Australia earlier this year to capitalise on the large international student market in Australia that calls friends and family on a regular basis. Obviously prepaid calling cards are a key competitor to Lebara’s offer. Calling rates at 15c per min as they promote them are pretty good, even with a 25c flagfall. Txt at 15c is on the high side. The key with this program if you are using it in Australia is to get your friends onto it so that you can call each other for free (exc flagfall). First 10 mins to Lebara is free. And with credits lasting for 90 days, its a pretty good deal, particularly for the cost conscious student. Comparing international calling rates is difficult, so I have listed a sample of them below and you can compare them for yourself. Go-Talk. Virgin and Optus also have offers targeting this market with offers that now also include competitive international calling rates. India – landline/mobile 2.5c/5c per min |
More details
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| Summary | |
| WAP GPRS | 10c per MB |
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| 1300 & 1800 numbers1 | |
| Website | www.lebara-mobile.com.au |
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Notes:
1 – rate per 30 seconds
2 – expiry period in days
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