topic Unexpected subscription plan change to $48 in Get Support

Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

skier1234 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 05:46:01 GMT

Hello,

Previously I was on a phone plan with unlimited text, 100 mins of calling and 250 MB of data for $18 per month. (It was $15/month but I was notified by text that the plan was increasing to $18/month on Oct 30... fine)

Anyway, I was looking on my account today (Dec 7), and it says my subscription is now $48/month and will renew on Dec 13. I didn't receive any communication about this price increase.

There are no other options for plans comparable to what I had before.

How do I get back to my basic $18/month plan? I'm going to unsubscribe otherwise

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

DennyCrane — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 03:52:21 GMT

Try clearing your browser or app cache and look again. Or try logging in from an Incognito browser window. I don't even recall seeing a $48 plan, so that sounds odd.

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

hTideGnow — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:05:29 GMT

hi @skier1234

I can't tell how this would happen. So, best to check with PM support agent

submit a ticket with CS Agent using Chatbot here:
  https://widget.telus.tiia.ai/publicmobile/publicmobile.html
Type the question "Submit ticket", Then click the following in order: "Contact Us" , "Other", "Log In".
   (If unable to receive 2FA SMS, click "Didn't Receive Code" or "Resend Code" and Select "Send Email")
If any issue with ticket submission, you can submit ticket by direct message:
  https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/notes/composepage/note-to-user-id/22437

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Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

skier1234 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:12:38 GMT

I agree, it does seem odd. I did buy a $30 add on which is suspect ($18 + 30 = $48). I'm wondering if the subscription tab is incorrectly showing that amount, or there is some sort of billing error. According to my payments tab (and my credit card), I've already paid for the $30 add on. However, they payments tab suggests I'm going to billed $48 + tax on Dec 13.

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

DennyCrane — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:14:25 GMT

Add-on's don't renew automatically. What does it say in the Manage Subscription area?

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

skier1234 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:21:03 GMT

It says $48/month for my current subscription.

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

DennyCrane — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:22:43 GMT

It must be a display glitch of some sort. No such plan ever existed. If you already tried clearing your cache, message support to confirm. I'm sure it's fine, but you'll want to look into it with Public Mobile staff.

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

skier1234 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 04:29:48 GMT

I agree, I think it's a glitch. I have tried logging on in an incognito browser and it still shows $48, and the billing tab also shows $48. I don't think it's just an issue with my browser cache, but I think there has been some sort of mistake with the billing on my account. I've messaged support, thank you all for helping me figure this out.

Re: Unexpected subscription plan change to $48

computergeek541 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 06:05:45 GMT

@skier1234 wrote:
I agree, it does seem odd. I did buy a $30 add on which is suspect ($18 + 30 = $48). I'm wondering if the subscription tab is incorrectly showing that amount, or there is some sort of billing error. According to my payments tab (and my credit card), I've already paid for the $30 add on. However, they payments tab suggests I'm going to billed $48 + tax on Dec 13.

I believe that the simplest and most likely explanation is that of someone at Public Mobile typing in the wrong number. Fortunately, the plan descriptions are independent from the billing systems, so it's unlikely that anyone is anyone is being overcharged because of this error as the same mistake would have had to have been made multiple times.