PROMO: $5 off SIMs Online-Only, Limited Time Offer

[Catherine_T]

Hey Community,

Starting October 5, 2020, and ending on October 9, 2020, 11:59PM EST, we are offering $5 off SIM cards, online-only. 

What does this mean for you? 

Between October 5 and October 9, you will be able to purchase Public Mobile SIM cards for $5 instead of $10 (tax not included). 

How to buy a SIM card: 

1. Visit publicmobile.ca
2. Go to “Buy SIM Online”
3. Select “Buy Online with Public Mobile” 

Thanks again for choosing Public Mobile! To learn more about us, click here.

- The Public Mobile Team

[computergeek541]

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@LeafsChick wrote:

If you have Prime, it’ll tell you exactly when it’ll arrive. 

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I am an Amazon customer. However, the SIM cards are no longer $5 there.  The $5 price is also scheduled to be ending shortly for publicmobile.ca purchases as well.

[LeafsChick]

If you have Prime, it’ll tell you exactly when it’ll arrive. 

[computergeek541]

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@LeafsChick wrote:

They’re $5 on Amazon as well, I ordered one last night and it was here today. 

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That really isn't a good representation of expected delivery amount of time. On Amazon, these SIM cards would either be shipped by a third party seller or by Amazon directly. As such the processing time may vary, along with the shipping method compared to if you purchased directly from Public Mobile.

[LeafsChick]

They’re $5 on Amazon as well, I ordered one last night and it was here today. 

[computergeek541]

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@Bahadur713 wrote:

Very nice offer.

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I would say that we shouldn't get to excited about $5 sim cards. A $5 sim card or even free sim card doesn't mean a lot without a good promotion to pair it with. Sadly for potential customers, Public Mobile has been seriously lacking in good promos for most of the year.

[Bahadur713]

Very nice offer.

[sunflowershine]

Good deal! Spreading the news!

[dac13]

Always good to have some savings.  One can buy the sim and hold onto to until a great plan promo comes along.  

[SD08]

This should have been paired with a plan promo.  $5 for a SIM is not much of a promo when retailers sometimes sell them for even less.

[computergeek541]

SIM cards are something that new customers only pay for relunctantly. While $5 is bettter than $10, I don't feel that this will attract new customers.  Permanent offers are of much more value to customers than small, one-time or temporary discounts.

[Jb456]

Nice offer but how's the shipping these days? A few weeks ago people posting on the forums that it was taking 2/3 weeks to receive.

During that time Canadia Cell Supplies  had PM sims for $1.99 and received in 3 business days the ones I ordered.