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But there are some discount operators that don't offer you eSIM in Ireland.

Um, I think I know that ClearMobile don't, forty8 doesn't, I believe Tesco Mobile doesn't, and I believe Virgin Mobile don't.

Uh, there might be one or two others.

S- which means that if...

And that's quite a wide array of operators in Ireland that don't offer eSIM.

Now, whether somebody who is trying to save money by switching to forty8 is gonna buy a €2400 phone, I, I don't know.

Although, I would say there's no reason why you wouldn't because that forty8 or ClearMobile or, um, or t- even Tesco Mobile is pretty much as good as the, the main price operator.

So I, I wouldn't really connect the two.

Um, but where they kind of, I suppose, try to get you is that for new customers, there'll be charges.

And I think as well, maybe for Lidl, I mean, Tesco Mobile has a SIM-only deal as well.

And maybe f- f- for Lidl, I'm not saying they're doing this a- as, as a loss, um, but it could actually be just a way for them to differentiate themselves a tiny bit in the supermarkets markets and sector, 'cause that is very, very competitive, and they're trying to maybe get you in in another way.

So maybe they don't really care about how much money they're making here.

... too, isn't it? Like, you know, you have, like, there's...

One of the things that is interesting to look at from an Irish standpoint is, like, in the mobile phone space, we have Eir, Three, Vodafone, Tesco Mobile, uh, you know, what are they called? Lyca.

Um-

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