Can I pay off my monthly service charge with debit card?

[totalUser]

If it is Visa debit card you can

Some prepaid cards like vanilla will work.

Koho seems to be great, they list public mobile as partner and they give 2.5% cashbacks on public mobile payments. There is also no fees, no charge fees either. 

[CannonFodder]

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@wetcoaster wrote:

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@CannonFodder wrote:

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

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@CannonFodder I hope you are not holding your breath until that happens, though... I think that call has been out for something like 3+ years or so.

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OH YEAH, I AM...... can't ya tell by my slightly blue tinge!? 🥶 

[wetcoaster]

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@CannonFodder wrote:

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

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@CannonFodder I hope you are not holding your breath until that happens, though... I think that call has been out for something like 3+ years or so.

[XionBunny]

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@CannonFodder wrote:

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

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They'd have even more customers if they did enable interac, that's a whole new market for them to tap, alot of folks use it.

Edit: got hella ninja'd

[sweden06]

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@CannonFodder wrote:

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

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 Exactly - they are very antiquated in that regard. 

Also there are many people who don't have a VISA or any credit card.

[Luddite]

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@CannonFodder wrote:

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

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Hearty "Amen" to that prayer. In the meantime, calm in the face of adversity. 🙏

[CannonFodder]

Would be nice if PM could eliminate the autopay issues we keep seeing, AND enable use of Interac(a.k.a. regular debit card).

[sweden06]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@sweden06 wrote:

Yes you can, as long as it is an American or Canadian Debit Card 

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 @sweden06 and @Staliger : have either of you had success paying with a standard debit card?

Debit...not credit. LovesToPM provided the official line. I've read of people successfuly using a Mastercard Debit although it's not official.

So I'm interested to know if you both have paid with standard normal debit.

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I only ever topped up my account with my old Visa Debit before I switched to my credit card. 

[Anonymous]

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@sweden06 wrote:

Yes you can, as long as it is an American or Canadian Debit Card 

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 @sweden06 and @Staliger : have either of you had success paying with a standard debit card?

Debit...not credit. LovesToPM provided the official line. I've read of people successfuly using a Mastercard Debit although it's not official.

So I'm interested to know if you both have paid with standard normal debit.

[sweden06]

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@gblackma wrote:

@sweden06 , did you see @LovesToPM answer above you? They only accept visa debit.

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Oops,  I wanted to write American and Canadian VISA Debit card 🤦🏼‍♂️ 🤣

Thanks for pointing it out 

[gblackma]

@sweden06 , did you see @LovesToPM answer above you? They only accept visa debit.

[sweden06]

Yes you can, as long as it is an American or Canadian Visa Debit Card 

[LovesToPM]

@Khosrow 

Here is the official statement as per PM article: https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/bc/get-help/articles/pay-for-your-services-online

We accept credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) and Visa Debit cards that have been issued by Canadian or American financial institutions and are associated with addresses in Canada or the U.S.

[Staliger]

@Khosrow Yes you can

[XionBunny]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Visa Debit yes. Allegedly Mastercard Debit.

Not standard debit.

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As you said, anything that works like a credit card, yes. Interac direct no.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Visa Debit yes. Allegedly Mastercard Debit.

Not standard debit.