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SIM cards with mobile Internet in London are offered by almost all mobile operators. Cellular communications – operator Three. The operator Three (3, Tri) is very popular – they initially positioned themselves as a mobile Internet operator, and they have a range of tariffs from which you can choose the most suitable one. In addition to SIM cards, you can also buy a USB dongle for your computer or a mobile WiFi hotspot (MiFi) from them if you are traveling with a group. Mobile Internet from Three Mobile – Libara. Libara is worth mentioning – they also have mobile data plans, like £10 for 1GB of data. It lasts for one month and you use the same card as for voice calls.



Mobile Internet from Lebara Mobile In addition, both O2 and oman telegram data Vodafone offer various “SIM-only” plans for mobile data. Of all the plans, Vodafone seems the least generous. Lebara and Lycamobile are available from any small shop or store, and from the tills of some supermarkets. For Three (3) and O2 cards, I recommend going to their flagship stores. where you are staying (for example, for the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel it is SE1 7UT) to find the nearest store, or just enter the name of the city. How to top up your SIM card in London Via the Internet on the operators’ pages, in any small shop or store, in some supermarkets (the magic phrase “can I have 10 pounds top-up please”) and, naturally, in the operators’ branded stores.



By the way, one of the advantages of the Russian MVNO MCN Telecom is its advantageous Multi IMSI roaming. Unlike regular SIM cards, you can load several operator profiles on a Multi IMSI SIM and manually select the most advantageous prices for making calls and accessing the Internet abroad. This allows you to use one SIM card when traveling around the world and at home.The most important holiday in Italy is approaching – Christmas! It’s like New Year in Russia – the most long-awaited and the most magical. From the beginning of December, unstoppable, avalanche-like shopping starts – mass purchases of gifts, food, pantheons begin. The streets of cities and villages are filled with people, festive bustle and red panties (more on that in the next agenda).