topic Re: Contracts in Get Support

Contracts

dtf — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 22:42:47 GMT

Do I need to sign a contract to get a 4G plan

Re: Contracts

hTideGnow — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 22:45:04 GMT

no contract

PM is a prepaid carrier, you paid and use for next 30 days and you have no obligation to continue for next month. So, you can just use it for 1 month and stop or you can continue amd stop anytime.

So, no contract

Re: Contracts

Handy1 — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 22:44:51 GMT

@dtf No , no contracts PM is pre paid , just download the app to activate and the plans are 30 days not monthly . Quit when you want to never any surprise bills

Re: Contracts

Chalupa_Batman — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 23:01:39 GMT

Hello @dtf

Here at Public Mobile, it's a prepaid service. Meaning you pay for 30 days in advance no matter how much you use it or don't use it. Every 30 days it will renew using the credit card you placed on file so you don't have to worry in case you forget to pay. You can cancel anytime as there are no contracts. However, do know this. If you do decide to cancel your plan, you will need to turn off autopay in your account that way it's not charged another month. If you leave autopay turned on, it will charge again and again. And finally, if you ARE to cancel, not only turning off autopay, but do it with when there are 5 days or less in the 30 days. If you cancel half way through your 30 days, it's not prorated and you lose anything you pay. Hope this makes sense.

Here are all the plans with Public Mobile including 4G plans and 5G plans.

https://publicmobile.ca/en/mb/plans?network=ALL

Re: Contracts

computergeek541 — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 23:26:18 GMT

@Handy1 wrote:
@dtf No , no contracts PM is pre paid , just download the app to activate and the plans are 30 days not monthly . Quit when you want to never any surprise bills

That's still a contract. Any time a customer purchases a good or service, a contract gets formed. It's just that Public Mobilie's contracts are 30 or 90 days long.

Re: Contracts

Handy1 — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 23:27:59 GMT

@computergeek541 Yes should have said no contracts to sign . But thanks for clarifying that for us

Re: Contracts

computergeek541 — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 23:30:28 GMT

@Handy1 wrote:
@computergeek541 Yes should have said no contracts to sign . But thanks for clarifying that for us

I knew what you meant. I'm aware that carriers like to advertise "no contracts" but they all actually do have contracts. The discrepency occurs when comparing wireless carrier marketing terms to dicitionary and legal defintions.