topic Re: 90 days plan without add-on in Get Support

90 days plan without add-on

syantixmanjah — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 06:38:03 GMT

Actually I just need 90 days plan if to keep the account open (without mins/data/txt). Can Public Mobile just make it happen?

Re: 90 days plan without add-on

will13am — Sun, 02 Sep 2018 00:01:27 GMT

@syantixmanjah, there is no such thing as a plan with nothing in it. If you want to keep a number alive, you can buy the $10 limited talk and text plan and let it go into suspension, top up at day 89 of suspension and reactivate the account. Rinse and repeat. Basically for $10 you can keep a number for 120 days.

Re: 90 days plan without add-on

syantixmanjah — Sun, 02 Sep 2018 02:11:09 GMT

How about received text and call? @will13am

Re: 90 days plan without add-on

mimmo — Sun, 02 Sep 2018 02:23:08 GMT

When a plan expire no incoming or outgoing call or texts . Basically it says number not in service. It can stay that way for 90 days. After which you lose the number u less you renew a plan

Re: 90 days plan without add-on

will13am — Sun, 02 Sep 2018 02:41:13 GMT

@syantixmanjah wrote:
How about received text and call? @will13am

Isn't that asking for a bit much? You want an account with nothing but you want to be able to receive text and calls?

Re: 90 days plan without add-on

computergeek541 — Sun, 02 Sep 2018 02:49:16 GMT

@will13am wrote:
@syantixmanjah wrote:
How about received text and call? @will13am
Isn't that asking for a bit much? You want an account with nothing but you want to be able to receive text and calls?

I actually still have an old Wind plan that costs me litterally nothing but does receive unlimited incoming calls and texts. I keep it active by having a friend top up my Freedom Mobile account and then I transfer the top up back to her. Freedom might not make anything off me on that line in the next 5 years, and is likely why they stopped offering that plan.

But yeah, expecting a carrier to offer free incoming everything is asking a little much. My understanding is that some carriers in some other countries do offer that, so this could be where these types of expectations come from.