08-17-2019 06:17 PM - edited 01-05-2022 08:35 AM
Posting on behalf of my friend.
February this year, I convinced my friend to switch to Public Mobile. She switched to PM and was with them for few months.
July 12th, she wasn't satisfied with PM, so she switched back to fido using the same number.
When she was with PM, she signed up for auto payment. Now, that she's no longer with PM, until now, PM still continues to take money out of her mastercard for payment.
She tried to log back in to her PM account but since she was no longer with PM she couldn't access it as it was disabled. How do you disbale this? Anyone know what's going on?
Any Help will be appreciated!
Thank you
08-17-2019 06:28 PM
@reyjasonc Have her double check her credit card statements. It's possible she requested the number transfer just as her renewal was happening and a charge was made the day before the transfer actually occurred.
If she has 2 charges after requesting the transfer then something is certainly wrong.
08-17-2019 06:21 PM
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08-17-2019 06:20 PM
@reyjasonc wrote:Posting on behalf of my friend.
February this year, I convinced my friend to switch to Public Mobile. She switched to PM and was with them for few months.
July 12th, she wasn't satisfied with PM, so she switched back to fido using the same number.
When she was with PM, she signed up for auto payment. Now, that she's no longer with PM, until now, PM still continues to take money out of her mastercard for payment.
She tried to log back in to her PM account but since she was no longer with PM she couldn't access it as it was disabled. How do you disbale this? Anyone know what's going on?
Any Help will be appreciated!
Thank you
Your friend's account would have been closed once she ported her number out. She'll need to contact Moderator_Team and ask for assistance, she can send a message here:https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/notes/composepage/note-to-user-id/22437
It could take upwards of 2 days to hear back unfortunately.