11-26-2024 10:32 AM
Hello
I just got the public mobile network motörhead ago, but J am facing so many connection and service issues. I moved to other network and I paid for the whole month which I used just for 2 day, I want to request refund for remaining period. How can I do that ?
11-26-2024 11:54 AM - edited 11-26-2024 11:57 AM
With regards to refund other have given you suggestions - with regard to connection service it's obviously because your are in a weak PM reception area. In the past I did have major connection problems while I was with Rogers that forced me to switch to Bell that had a tower just a few KM from my home. In turn I have now switched to PM with great reception because Telus and Bell do share towers. I read that Rogers also shares towers but no idea why I had the poor almost non existent connection problem with them..
11-26-2024 10:37 AM - edited 11-26-2024 10:38 AM
@MeghaP pm is pre paid service and usually no refunds . So best to use the service till day or two before next renewal to avoid losing money . Have you tried reboot the phone or reset network settings ? Can you try the SIM card in another phone if physical sim to test . Can also ask support to refresh your account / or try and ask for refund best of luck
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11-26-2024 10:37 AM
hI @MeghaP
PM is prepaid provider and usually do not provide refund. But you can try.
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11-26-2024 10:36 AM
no refunds with Public Mobile...or any prepaid service provider when you cancel early.