Billing Enquiry

[itsajoke182]

• Hello Public Mobile,

Would you consider to re-evalute my price of my current plan? Been a customer to Public Mobile for so many years. Interested if you would change the price of my current plan to $15.00 flat including taxes. 

Regards,

Mark xxxxxxxxxxx

Edit by Dunkman: removed personal information 

[Yummy]

PM Does NOT negotiate plan cost.

If you have $15 plan (+tax) be happy (and lucky) as this is grandfathered plan never again to be offered by PM.

[hTideGnow]

hi @itsajoke182 

is your question just meant to be like your Community name?

we are just customers like you.  Although we like to say yes to your question , we cannot make it happen.  If it is meant to be serious question, please submit a ticket with PM agent and they are the best one to answer this question

 submit a ticket with CS Agent using Chatbot here:       
            https://widget.telus.tiia.ai/publicmobile/publicmobile.html 
             Type the question "Submit ticket", Then click the following in order: "Contact Us" ,  "Other",  "Log In".  
If any issue with ticket submission, you can submit  ticket by direct message:  
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[hairbag1]

@itsajoke182 

you can have a look at Telus ..right now they're offering a plan for $100 / 365 days. Use the promo code for Unlimited Canada wide calling / text and 2GB's data every month..(for a year). That works out to about $8.30 per month. Not sure what happens after the year...price might go up or might stay the same...dunno.

added link...

https://www.telus.com/en/mobility/prepaid/plans

[slusagm]

I don't think this will happen.  while the high end plans have dropped in price, the low end plans like yours have increased in price.  The basic $15 plan is now $19, so, how can PM throw in tax free on your plan