Lifecell widely uses tactics to lure customers away from other operators, promising them significantly reduced tariffs – up to 45%. However, competitors in the market are not sleeping either. The principle of mobile number portability, or MNP, is in place in Ukraine, although it has not gained wide popularity.
For example, the cheapest lifecell tariff today, Prosto Life, costs UAH 160 for 4 weeks. At the same time, it attracts subscribers of other operators, as it costs only UAH 90 when switching from another operator.
And Free Life with unlimited Internet has a standard fee of UAH 325 for four weeks or UAH 180 for customers who have switched from other operators.
Therefore, if you want to really save money, you can simply change operators. In this case, the number will remain the same. However, this will cause some inconvenience. After all, those who call you will not always understand which network you are served by. However, at the beginning of the conversation, you will always hear a voice message that the subscriber has changed the operator.
