topic Re: Is the $15 plan still available? in Get Support

Is the $15 plan still available?

frankg1401 — Wed, 24 May 2023 17:54:56 GMT

I cannot find the $15/month plan after the website update. Is the plan discontinued? Thanks!

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

Handy1 — Wed, 24 May 2023 17:56:28 GMT

@frankg1401 Yes it’s still there and the $25 plan also

you can find it my account change plan page

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

Meow — Wed, 24 May 2023 18:01:05 GMT

WOW! Good catch! It looks like CHEAPEST Plan is $39 (promo) now. No more $25 Plan either and no more 3G plans.

This is available for NEW customers. I did not try to go to 'change plan', just in case not to screw up something.

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

Meow — Wed, 24 May 2023 18:02:39 GMT

@Handy1 wrote:
@frankg1401 Yes it’s still there and the $25 plan also
you can find it my account change plan page

Interesting....

But that means new customer has to sign up with more expensive plan first and then change to cheaper one (if one figures out it still exists!).

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

Handy1 — Wed, 24 May 2023 18:07:05 GMT

@Meow Indeed it’s strange , but without the $15 plan it makes add one obsolete other then for US roaming

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

Grinch — Wed, 24 May 2023 18:57:23 GMT

It's there as mentioned. Also if you look at the APP or on a PC browser the $5 500 Canada Wide Minutes are still there too. Some "stuff" is missing on the Community posts....but still remains.

My question is.......what happens to the $15 3G plan when 3G gets phased out?

Re: Is the $15 plan still available?

pubbles — Wed, 24 May 2023 23:13:08 GMT

Everyone's phone connects to the cellular network with a 5G or LTE connection. However, the speed that you get as you use your data will be slower....down to the equivalent speed of 3G.

So if and when the 3G network is phased out, there will be no effect because the 3G network is not what your phone is connecting to. By then, your phone should be connected to the 5G/LTE network instead.