topic Re: Plan pricing duration in Get Support

Plan pricing duration

Busby — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 04:32:36 GMT

I'm considering upgrading my current 1GB 3G subsription for $25/month to the 10GB 4G for $25/month which is currently being offered until January 6th. How long is the promotional pricing locking in? I don't want to have my monthly bill jump in a few months. Thanks

Re: Plan pricing duration

TheSterlinger — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 04:39:43 GMT

@Busby that's a good plan based on what you currently have! You show definitely go for it. Click Change on Renewal, to finish your current plan.

Plans don't increase here.

Once you have it, that's it until you decide to change to something else.

Mind you there is always the possibility of an increase, however I have being on the same plan for years without an increase.

Re: Plan pricing duration

alegator_23 — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 04:40:00 GMT

Usually PM is not increasing plan prices (the one that you're locked in). So i wouldn't worry about it.

There was increase long time ago, i believe from $10 to $13 for a specific plan.

But saying that , i can't guarantee that the price will not be changed, i think it's the policy of all mobile companies, that they reserve the right to make changes to the plans/prices.

But i wouldn't worry too much.

Hope that helps,

Best.

Re: Plan pricing duration

DennyCrane — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 04:46:12 GMT

It's a no brainer. Switch and don't look back.

Re: Plan pricing duration

slusagm — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 04:49:57 GMT

the date is just when you can get into the plan.

when you subscribed to the plan, the price basically stay. Of course , they reserve the right to change the price, but they seldom do it

Re: Plan pricing duration

BLP0 — Fri, 03 Jan 2025 08:15:00 GMT

Legally, I don't believe PM can say that any of the plans will have their prices locked in for however long. But PM doesn't have a history of massive price changes. So likely you're in good shape to keep that price for a fairly long time. I remember wondering the same thing last year when I signed my wife up for the 35$ plan and just keeping an eye on the cost. It never budged, unlike my Virgin plan which shot up 4$ after 6 months. PM seems to offer solid, worry free plans, especially around promo times.