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Plans

car62 — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:15:45 GMT

Can anyone tell me why public mobile is pushing Koodo mobile been getting emails about changing not sure why

Re: Plans

softech — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 02:52:05 GMT

First, please note that Telus owns both Public Mobile and Koodo Wireless, PM is the Tier 3 and Koodo is the Tier 2 provider in the Telus family

And Public Mobile is not pushing you to Koodo. it is just a way for Telus to make sure that if you are moving to another carrier with more services, you will consider to move within the Telus family. It is just a marketing strategy.

Occasionally, you will also receive marketing email from other businesses within Telus family, such as Altima Telecom for home internet or other Telus Health products

Re: Plans

porcupine — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 02:49:07 GMT

They also send me them as well just ignore them that's what I do

Re: Plans

kcorscadden — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 02:57:15 GMT

Keep in mind also that PM is prepaid and the price for the most part is the same month after month, year after year. Koodo is post paid and the price can and WILL increase at least twice a year, but it is more reliable than PM because it is a Tier 2 carrier within Telus. PM is a Tier 3, so they get the lowest priority cause they make the least amount of money between the 3 carriers.

Re: Plans

computergeek541 — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:15:24 GMT

@kcorscadden wrote:
Keep in mind also that PM is prepaid and the price for the most part is the same month after month, year after year. Koodo is post paid and the price can and WILL increase at least twice a year, but it is more reliable than PM because it is a Tier 2 carrier within Telus. PM is a Tier 3, so they get the lowest priority cause they make the least amount of money between the 3 carriers.

Kooodo isn't only postpaid. Also, Public Mobile can increase prices just the same as any other carrier (including Koodo) by giving 30 days of notice.

Re: Plans

kcorscadden — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 03:26:56 GMT

Koodo is mostly postpaid though... Sure they have prepaid, but the majority are on postpaid. Don't have the option of postpaid/prepaid on PM.

Ya prices seem to be going up depending on the plan with PM which loses all of its appeal of why ppl went to PM in the first place