12-16-2020 07:51 PM - edited 01-06-2022 01:35 AM
Hello, I’m writing because your company has charged me roughly $16 twice. I was informed initially by the 611 No., that Public Mobile had “made a manual payment” but, when I tried making phone calls immediately after, it would not work. So I logged onto my account online, where I was informed, that I hadn’t paid my plan, so I assumed that no payment had been made and I made payment myself. Of course I hadn’t then checked my bank statement which includes to payments to Public Mobile for exactly the same value. I simply request a refund for the payment I made myself.
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01-20-2022 05:19 PM
Hello, I’m writing because your company has charged me roughly $35 twice. I was informed initially by the 611 No., that Public Mobile had “made a manual payment” but, when I tried making phone calls immediately after, it would not work. So I logged onto my account online, where I was informed, that I hadn’t paid my plan, so I assumed that no payment had been made and I made payment myself. Of course I hadn’t then checked my bank statement which includes to payments to Public Mobile for exactly the same value. I simply request a refund for the payment I made myself.
12-16-2020 08:40 PM
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12-16-2020 08:38 PM
Hi @ANew
I'm unsure if you're aware, but you're posting questions on the Community forum and not directly to public mobile staff.
You'll probably see that extra payment sitting in your Available Funds balance on your self serve account. If so, I would recommend you leave it there until the next renewal and they will take from that to cover your next payment amount on your next renewal.
12-16-2020 08:18 PM - edited 12-16-2020 08:21 PM
Public Mobile doesn’t go ahead and make manual payments so maybe you made a payment possibly after the accounts 30 days had expired? There is a reactivate button that sometimes needs to be clicked to get the system to check for enough funds, take the appropriate amount and get you working again. That rather than making another payment was likely what was needed.
So as long as there is $15 more than needed in your “Available Funds” total, even if you have paid twice this extra $15 will be there to make your next payment in 30 days which makes it just a bunch of unnecessary work to try to get refunded before you are back to to your next renewal day.
When renewal is coming up you can check that Available Funds at any time to see if you have enough $$ to cover it or if your credit card (if you have AutoPay set up) will supply the extra maybe or more top ups are needed to get you there.
AE_Collector
12-16-2020 07:54 PM
@ANew wrote:Hello, I’m writing because your company has charged me roughly $16 twice. I was informed initially by the 611 No., that Public Mobile had “made a manual payment” but, when I tried making phone calls immediately after, it would not work. So I logged onto my account online, where I was informed, that I hadn’t paid my plan, so I assumed that no payment had been made and I made payment myself. Of course I hadn’t then checked my bank statement which includes to payments to Public Mobile for exactly the same value. I simply request a refund for the payment I made myself.
Log into self service and see if the extra payment is in Available Funds. You can just leave it there and it will be used on your next renewal.