11-23-2016 01:51 PM - edited 01-05-2022 12:51 AM
11-23-2016 02:19 PM
I feel for you guys with your phones not working. A phone support would be nice but that isn't what PM is about It is Public Mobile the low service provider. That is the one thing people must realize when they come to PM if they have trouble there is no one to call and could be delays in service
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11-23-2016 01:54 PM
I run a business and I have been waiting since friday with no one reading my private messages. I cannot receive calls or texts and been resorting to trying and contact everyone to email me and it looks ridiculous. This stopped working on nov 14th and I've been without contact for 9 days. Many people have panicked since I have not answered and delivered things to them on time. Im still waiting for a response myself. I also agree with you about phone support. Good luck.
11-23-2016 01:52 PM
Seeing all the problems with PM right now and individuals not getting replies to their emails (I have a co-worker who has been waiting a week), despite the fact that I ordered a PM SIM card, I don't think I will activate it..
Instead, President's Choice Mobile www.pcmobile.ca is the way to go. Their Flex Plan is 44$ a month for Unlimited Nationwide Talk & Text, Plus Unlimited International Text Messaging, Unlimited International Picture and Video Messaging, Call Display, Voice Mail, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding and Conference Calling. and 1 GB of data (if you were to bring your own device. 50$ if you don't). You only pay for the data you use, and you can have notifications sent to you when you hit 90% of the data tier you choose.
The best part, after reading many of the comments on this page, is that you can actually pick up the phone and call customer service!
I will be stopping into a Superstore this week to go with PCMobile. They just seem better organized. They also operate on Bell's network, so I'm certainly not worried about network coverage.
Good luck to everyone at PM, it seems to be a good enough company with a bright enough future so long as they can work out some of the kinks.