Holiday Bonus International Calling

[alyssar]

If I call someone in another country using the 500 minutes of International calling from the holiday bonus, would they get charged as well?

Also - shoutout to Public Mobile for the Holiday bonus, super cool of them!

[popping]

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@HALIMACS wrote:

@popping 

One would hope - however the world is a big place and there are many jurisdictions with varying rules which may vary from typical North American communication providers and regulator rules.

I took the question much more broadly -  the recipient may be on a minute limited plan for both incoming and outgoing calls or pays airtime charges.   

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Agree.  But we are talking about the "long distance" charge.  If someone do not have regular minutes to receive a call, the phone call will not be connected.

[HALIMACS]

@popping 

One would hope - however the world is a big place and there are many jurisdictions with varying rules which may vary from typical North American communication providers and regulator rules.

I took the question much more broadly -  the recipient may be on a minute limited plan for both incoming and outgoing calls or pays airtime charges.   

[popping]

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@alyssar wrote:

If I call someone in another country using the 500 minutes of International calling from the holiday bonus, would they get charged as well?

Also - shoutout to Public Mobile for the Holiday bonus, super cool of them!

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No charge as long as they have at least unlimited incoming minutes for answering your call from Canada.  It is a rule that the caller pays the long distance charge.

There is no long distance charge for answering a phone call from any where around the world.

[HALIMACS · Accepted solution]

Hi @alyssar 

It's doubtful they would be charged, but that would entirely depend on the terms of their cellular plan with their cellular provider.

EDIT: For added clarity,  @alyssar , they would not be subject to charges from Public Mobile.