01-15-2018 09:21 PM - edited 01-04-2022 03:19 PM
01-15-2018 10:44 PM
@Lenor1214 as mentioned earlier, depending on your plan early renewal can usually a better option than buying a data addon especially looking at $/mb
Much depends on how much data you will use, and if you expect to go over again in the future.
Sometimes a little math can help you decide the best action.
for my case:
my plan is 12gb for $120 /90 days so my plan works out to be $1.30 day ($120/90)
now lets look at the data addon
another way to look at it is mb/day my plan 12288mb/90 =136mb/day
so looking at these figures and comparing them to your actual plan can possiblt help decide which is the best route early renewal or addon.
01-15-2018 09:56 PM
Thank you
01-15-2018 09:50 PM
@Lenor1214 wrote:I didn't know that. It's good to know. Thank you
Of course, and good luck!
Next time I would recommend asking the community's advice before making changes to your account. We're all helpful folks here that want to make sure everyone gets the best out of their service with Public Mobile just like we do!
01-15-2018 09:48 PM
I didn't know that. It's good to know. Thank you
01-15-2018 09:48 PM - edited 01-15-2018 09:49 PM
@Lenor1214 wrote:I cannot find how to PM a community moderator.
Click this following URL: Moderator Team.
Include a link to this thread as well as any other relevant information.
01-15-2018 09:47 PM
Thank you
01-15-2018 09:47 PM
I cannot find how to PM a community moderator.
01-15-2018 09:34 PM
Hello @Lenor1214!
As I understand it, you purchased a new plan so as to renew your data. This is a very common practice in the community and as far as I am aware, it is something the Moderator Team can assist you with in the future.
If you wish to get more data in the future, you can buy an add-on and pay $30 for 1GB or $10 for 200mb. Alternatively, you can switch to a plan that has more data. For refunding, however, you cannot get a refund for unused time as @KMG has stated.
Your best bet would be to PM the Moderator Team explaining your situation and see if they can do anything for you. Your best bet would be to show you understand they're under no obligation to refund you for the eleven days of service and be understanding if they decline your request.
01-15-2018 09:30 PM
Also, if you were simply out of data, you can buy a data add-on to keep you going until your renewal date. Depending on the number of days, and the price of your plan, this could be a viable solution. Plus, the data add-on does not expire. Whatever you don't use should roll over to the next cycle.
01-15-2018 09:25 PM
When you change plans, you have 2 options:
1. Change right away, which results in being charged immediately. You can't get a refund for unused time.
2. Set it to "future date", in which case your plan changes on your next renewal date.