British mobile phone card processing

When I was in England, I used Lebara, which is a pay-as-you-go way. Because this company is very cheap to make long-distance calls, only 0.04 pounds per minute, so it is not a problem for me to call home for an hour or two often, and I will give you free talk time and a certain number of free text messages from the company according to how much you recharge. And this calling card, I will give you 10mb of free Internet traffic every day. If your friends also use Lebara, this is really a good choice. I have never used orange, but my friend says it is the most expensive, but the signal is also the best. I've only given O2 to others. At that time, I gave the most common plan, 15 pounds per month, of which 10 pounds was used for long-distance calls. But there are only 3000 minutes a month, and only certain calls are allowed. The three calls you choose, calling the same company and texting are free, and the last five pounds are used for non-O2 users, but they are more expensive.

So I pushed LEBARA myself.