@Knockali wrote:
Public is going in the right direction with kick ass plans and more public exposure through kiosks but the brand itself has some legacy issues related to old CDMA public mobile. Non techies still believe that it only works in the cities. Lucky mobile doesn’t suffer from same perception since it’s a brand new brand. A hefty media campaign is needed to tell the general public about across country coverage.
A hefty campaign costs money which needs to come from somewhere which will raise rates which the kick a$$ plans are what brought you here which means a hefty no thanks from me. 🙂
Edit: I was with Telus since the Motorola brick phone and I only learned of the existence of Public Mobile last year. I never knew they were something using CDMA that Telus eventually bought out.
