Update as of October 7, 2019: This plan is now expired.
Update as of September 24, 2019: This offer will expire on October 6th, 11:59 PM ET 2019.
Update: Due to popular demand, the $10 ready-made plan will be available for a limited time starting July 16.
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How long will this plan be in market?
This is a limited time offer and is subject to change without notice. Please refer to Public Mobile’s 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.
As of July 15th 2019, 11:59 PM ET, the following price plan is being expired:
$10 Ready-Made plan
If you’re interested in taking advantage of this ready-made plan while it’s still available, learn how you can set up a future-dated plan change on your next renewal date by clicking here. By doing so before July 16, your plan will automatically change to the plan that you choose on your next cycle.
@Dkloo2 Bottom line the $10 plan is currently not available.
At times it was a limited time offer, at times it was a regular plan offer but as of today July 28, 2020 Public Mobile does not offer a $10 plan. To see a full list of plans that Public Mobile currently offers please refer to https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/on/plans.
It was a regular plan for a year or so and then they said they were removing it soon and then there was a bit of an uprising and then they extended the removal and then they removed it.
If your renewal date is tomorrow, your account status will change to expired. Ignore the status if your phone is still working. By tomorrow morning, your account status will be back to active.
@Dkloo2Don't worry your plan is grandfathered in as long as you don't change it. It's your renewal night? Par for the course... plan says expired...then it takes your payment...says suspended...then will turn to active. As long as you have service you are Are A OK.
I hope we see it soon, maybe even better dressed up.
It sad to see it go. Most new activations will take $15 plan maybe, but $10 plan is good for people who rarely use the phone.
Hello my new little friend....just joined my family. The oh so simple $10 plan. So simple it's free for me...thank you public mobile! Who knew by my third month it would be free....thru rewards only!
I totally agree with you, with auto pay you'll only have to add 3$ extra for a lot more perks the 10$ plan was cheap but the 15$ will definetly be worth it
Still so much cheaper than the other companies i've been with before
Knowing that $10 plan is expiring as of Oct 6th, If I schedule my plan to be changed to this plan at the end of my current cycle (15th October) today, will it work?
yeap.
But I just changed it effective immediately just in case.
I guess I don't trust them enough XD
In case of? I'm not sure of how many days were remaining in your old plan, but performing an immediate plan change costs you more at a faster rate. If Public Mobile wants to take the $10 plan away from customers, they only need to provide 30 days notice.
Knowing that $10 plan is expiring as of Oct 6th, If I schedule my plan to be changed to this plan at the end of my current cycle (15th October) today, will it work?
yeap.
But I just changed it effective immediately just in case.
Also @sandhuhk another good add on for the 10$ plan is the 5$ 500 minute calling. The 500 minutes roll over every month until used up incase you go over your 50 plan minutes
Knowing that $10 plan is expiring as of Oct 6th, If I schedule my plan to be changed to this plan at the end of my current cycle (15th October) today, will it work?
@onewaylove Yes you can but the $10 will be applied to the next cycle after the initial 30 day plan is up.
I have $12 monthly recurring credit. (so extra $2 left)
so I've accumulated some credit on my account so far.
Will this credit applicable towards my second line?
or are they completely separate even if I have both lines under one PM account
The credit will only apply separately to each individual account. You can't have both lines under one account anyways. Each phone number needs its own account/separate email address.
@onewaylove Yes you can but the $10 will be applied to the next cycle after the initial 30 day plan is up.
I have $12 monthly recurring credit. (so extra $2 left)
so I've accumulated some credit on my account so far.
Will this credit applicable towards my second line?
or are they completely separate even if I have both lines under one PM account
I am in a similar position. But you cannot have two phone numbers/SIM cards on one account. The rewards are not interchangeable. You swap SIM cards between phones or use a dual SIM phone and change plans according to need.
