â06-15-201809:33 AM - last edited on â06-25-201809:37 AM by Brooke_C
Update as of 9:35AM ET June 25, 2018: This plan is now expired.
Hey Community,
For a limited time only, Public Mobile is offering a $40 for 4 GB at 3G speed plan which includes Unlimited Canada-wide Talk and Unlimited International text. This offer is available for new and current customers. Plus, if you sign-up or renew on this plan and refer a friend, you and your friend will also be eligible for our new and improved Refer a Friend Reward. Let the savings begin!
Plan details:
30-day plan
4 GB of data at 3G speed
Unlimited Canada-wide Talk
Unlimited International Text and Picture Messaging
New and current customers are eligible
How to Get this Offer:
New customers
Current customers
Purchase a SIM Card: Click here to order online or locate a participating retailer to purchase a SIM Card.
Visit activate.publicmobile.ca and follow the instructions to activate your SIM Card. If purchasing from a participating retailer, the retail associate can assist you with the activation.
During the activation process, select the ready-made plan â$40 for 4 GB at 3G speedâ.
This is a limited time offer and is subject to change without notice. Please refer to Public Mobileâs Service Terms. Please note that the promotion will not be honoured after it has ended. This includes SIM cards that have been purchased online, are in-transit and not yet activated.
Will I keep the same plan forever? Will my plan change?
Please refer to our Terms of Service for more information about our plans.
I am an existing customer, what is the difference between changing my plan immediately and changing my plan on the next renewal date?
You may choose to change your plan immediately or on your next renewal date. Here is the difference:
You may choose to change your plan immediately if you have used all or most of your services, if your account is suspended and you would like a different plan, or if you would like to get started right away on the new plan. Here are some things you should know about this option:
There must be enough funds in your account to cover the full amount of the new plan.
A new payment cycle starts when you activate your new plan.
Your plan will not be prorated, which means that any days remaining in your current payment cycle will not be credited to your new plan.
Due to system limitations, if your account is suspended, you will need to send a private message to our Moderator Team here to change your plan immediately. You will need to be signed in to the Community for the link to work.
Any earned Rewards will be applied on your next renewal after the plan change.
On the other hand, you may choose to change your plan on your next renewal date because it allows you to use the services you have already paid for. We recommend this option so your money can go further. Here are some things you should know about this option:
If you choose to change your plan on your next plan renewal date, the amount owed will be automatically updated.
If you have AutoPay set up, the amount of your new plan will be charged on your payment due date.
You can cancel a future-dated plan change at any time by clicking on the âPlans and Add-Onsâ tab and selecting âCancel Orderâ.
Any earned Rewards will be applied on your next renewal after the plan change.
What happens if the â$40 for 4 GB at 3G speedâ plan becomes unavailable before my next plan renewal date?
If you chose to change your plan to â$40 for 4 GB at 3G speedâ on the next renewal date and the request has been submitted successfully, you will still switch to â$40 for 4 GB at 3G speedâ even if the promotion ends before your renewal date occurs.
So just to verify, if I'm currently on the $40 2.5 GB plan, will it automatically switch to the $40 4 GB plan upon renewal or do I have to manually change the plan?
@Lelievreaj totally agree, Canadians pay oneof the highest rates in the world, and get so little. I remember when there were limits on local text messages. Commuication companies were making a killing off of these little things (i.e. voicemail, call display) all you to cost like an extra $8 each. I don't think we'll have any drastic changes until there are changes to teh NAFTA deal between Canada and U.S.. Right now U.S. companies do not want to come to Canada because of all the red tape. I remember when Wind Mobile (now Freedom Mobile), first came to Canada, the owner at that time regretted coming here, and then eventually stepped away. Until there are changes to NAFTA, and CRTC backs off, then I don't see much change happening (sadly) I wonder which of the big 3 will have unlimited data. Will we ever see that?
@dna2016 if Freedom's in your area, it's by far the best deal around. They had an iPhone 8 promo as well with that 10GB/$50 deal, not sure if that deal's alive. No one will price-match, I contacted PM about it but there's nothing they could do. Hopefully Canadian cell phone plans come on par with the rest of the world and start getting better, we're getting hosed! As for this plan, I'll update to this for now and then hopefully the LTE plan comes along and I'll switch over to that.
I want 3g. It does everything I need it to do, at satisfactory speeds. I came from Telus LTE which I didn't find any faster for my usage. So, if 3g is cheaper, then I want 3g.
Nice promo, definitely gonna get some happy campers with this one. But i'm seeing some 10GB offers out there for $50 at 4G/LTE speeds (i think Freedom Mobile has that), so still might lose some clients over that. Hopefully we see some LTE offers soon. But definitely a good start.
Agreed, who wants 3G speeds anymore, it's all about LTE now, surprised they still offer 3G to begin with. But I guess this is definitely better than nothing, so I'll take it.
I'm not too sure that PM will be promoting LTE plans. Telus seems to want to move as many LTE customers as possible to Koodo or Telus themselves. PM seems to be gearing itself moreso to 3G consumers. But I could be 100% wrong!! đ
I'm currently on an old $135/90 day plan. Does anyone know what speed the data is on my plan? It doesn't have much in the ways of details for the old plans. Also, do my current credits (loyalty, referrals and autopay) carry over if I was to change plans?
Thanks in advance!
If you are on a 3G plan, it should say "at 3G speed" under your plan details. If it doesn't say anything, then you are probably on LTE plan. Another way you can check is by doing a quick speed test. If your speed on LTE is higher than 3mbps, then you are on LTE.
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@Lelievreaj, you should be able to see the speed you have by looking in your self serve portal. I think it shows up under the My Plan section. If it is 3G, it will say 3G, otherwise, it is full LTE, As for rewards, yes they would all carry over if you change plans.
I'm currently on an old $135/90 day plan. Does anyone know what speed the data is on my plan? It doesn't have much in the ways of details for the old plans. Also, do my current credits (loyalty, referrals and autopay) carry over if I was to change plans?
@torontokris, My response would be a similar incident that went against the operator (Bell in this case) in court. That example was a verbal contract. In PM's case it's written.
Without getting into the full details, yes that customer was right as he had a CONTRACT and had the script / price of that contract being promised to him over two years. Not forever!
The judge said.. Bell has the right to impose price changes, but not during a contract when a monthly price has been agreed upon
â06-17-201811:51 AM - edited â06-17-201811:52 AM
@torontokris, My response would be a similar incident that went against the operator (Bell in this case) in court. That example was a verbal contract. In PM's case it's written.
The Fall 2016 plan has the "no surprises" provision, which would make it an unlikely target of price increases.
That is VERY debatable, and already been debated many times. I dont think anyone can make that claim simply because PM cancelled a price increase that was subject to go ahead. Anyways subject for another forum."All good things must come to an end"
You won't be eligible for that plan until the next time your plan renewal date comes up. Make sure to select the plan and choose change at next renewal date. Keep in mind. Public mobile is always changing their plans and pricing and if you wait you may get an even better deal. Then again you might not too so the choice is ultimately yours.
Well Done PM. This is the kind of promotion that us as customers can promote to our family and friends, especially with the $10 referral credit for new customers. I've put two lines on to this plan for our upcoming renewal.
I wonder which of the big 3 will have unlimited data. Will we ever see that?
