Richardnl
Member
Here's a real curved ball for you.
I have been with Lebara mobile (which uses the Vodafone network) for two years, and with the same handset - Samsung Galaxy A33.
All has been fine. Then recently, I have discovered that incoming landline calls are trying to connect to the EE network. The caller hears a message to leave an EE voicemail message and I get a text notification of a missed voicemail message and instructions to call a five digit number 22202, which I presume refers to the EE voicemail number. The issue is only with incoming landline calls - calls from other mobile networks work fine.
I do not have an EE sim card and I did not port into Lebara from EE.
Lebara haven't offered any solution that works.
Any ideas out there please?
I have been with Lebara mobile (which uses the Vodafone network) for two years, and with the same handset - Samsung Galaxy A33.
All has been fine. Then recently, I have discovered that incoming landline calls are trying to connect to the EE network. The caller hears a message to leave an EE voicemail message and I get a text notification of a missed voicemail message and instructions to call a five digit number 22202, which I presume refers to the EE voicemail number. The issue is only with incoming landline calls - calls from other mobile networks work fine.
I do not have an EE sim card and I did not port into Lebara from EE.
Lebara haven't offered any solution that works.
Any ideas out there please?























