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Lebara is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that offers prepaid and postpaid mobile plans focused on calls, texts and data, often with international call options.
Services are subscription-based and commonly used by customers wanting flexible, low-commitment mobile service.
Lebara typically provides SIM cards, data bundles, and roaming or travel eSIM/data options in various markets.
Availability, plan names and local support channels vary by country and local subsidiary.
Lebara plans generally must be cancelled by phone call or live chat during business hours.
Written requests (email or letter) are not accepted and will not be processed.
Lebara typically applies a notice period: two months to the end of a calendar month.
For example, cancelling on August 15 would commonly result in service ending at the end of October.
Instead of cancelling, customers can often suspend a plan for up to 12 months without billing and retain the number.
If you cancel rather than suspend, you may lose the phone number unless you port it out before service ends.
Generally, Lebara prepaid and postpaid services do not offer refunds once a service, SIM or bundle is activated or used.
Refunds are therefore uncommon for regular mobile plan usage or consumed bundles.
Local plan names, inclusions and prices can vary; always check Lebara’s official website or customer app for the most current information.
Do not rely on third-party listings for final pricing - verify on Lebara’s official pages.
Some reseller or imported SIM card listings (for example on local marketplaces) show varied prices and may not reflect official offerings or local support.
If you bought a reseller SIM, confirm terms and support with the seller and with Lebara where possible.
Under Singapore law (for example the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act), consumers are entitled to transparent terms and fair trade practices.
Consumers also have rights to remedies for defective goods or services; specifics for telecom services may vary by case.
If you cannot resolve a billing or service dispute with Lebara, you may escalate through local regulators or tribunals as appropriate.
Options include filing complaints with the relevant regulatory authority or pursuing civil remedies such as small claims where applicable.
Many customers attempt written cancellation, but Lebara generally will not process email or postal cancellation requests.
Always use the phone or live chat channels specified by Lebara to avoid delays.
Failing to confirm the two-month notice to the end of a calendar month can leave you liable for additional billing cycles.
Always obtain and keep a cancellation reference or confirmation message before ending contact.
The table below summarizes key points about cancelling Lebara versus alternatives like suspending or disputing charges.
Use this as a high-level checklist: cancellation method, notice period, refund likelihood, and suspension option are compared.
| Feature | Lebara (typical) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Phone or live chat | Written/email requests usually not accepted |
| Notice period | Two months to end of calendar month | Check agent confirmation for your exact end date |
| Refunds | Rare once used | Possible refund for unused eSIM/data within 14 days (conditions apply) |
| Suspension | Available up to 12 months | Suspend to retain number and avoid billing in many cases |
Save any cancellation confirmation or reference number and monitor your final bills for unexpected charges.
If you plan to keep your number, start porting before your service end date to avoid losing it.
Lebara Mobile
121 Dunlop Street, Singapore 209440
If you need in-person support or to send documentation, confirm the correct local contact address and office hours with Lebara first.
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