New promo for Quebec

[Anonymous]

Anyone else notice the new promo 2.5GB for $28(including the 2$ autopay discount)?  Doesn't indicate how the data is broken down (plan, bonus, autopay bonus, etc).

I just did a chat, and the agent indicated that all of the data was plan data.  Not bad... 2.5GB for 28$.

I checked a few other provinces, and there was nothing with 2.5GB at that price.

[Anonymous]

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@Luddite wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Anyone else notice the new promo 2.5GB for $28(including the 2$ autopay discount)?  Doesn't indicate how the data is broken down (plan, bonus, autopay bonus, etc).

I just did a chat, and the agent indicated that all of the data was plan data.  Not bad... 2.5GB for 28$.

I checked a few other provinces, and there was nothing with 2.5GB at that price.

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@Anonymous Pretty sure the "fine print" will show that some of the data is linked to autopay. 

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@Luddite- I chatted with a rep.  They told me it was plan data.  I questioned it...  Also pointed out the strange 250MB data detail in the fine print.  Perhaps they'll update it for clarification.

[mimmo]

@gwhitema I believe they are trying to be more competitive with the Quebec carriers.  Check the other carriers esp Videotron (I think) and I bet you will find the sameish offer.

[Luddite]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Anyone else notice the new promo 2.5GB for $28(including the 2$ autopay discount)?  Doesn't indicate how the data is broken down (plan, bonus, autopay bonus, etc).

I just did a chat, and the agent indicated that all of the data was plan data.  Not bad... 2.5GB for 28$.

I checked a few other provinces, and there was nothing with 2.5GB at that price.

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@Anonymous Pretty sure the "fine print" will show that some of the data is linked to autopay. 

[Jb456]

@will13am here are the options in my account.

 

[mm80]

@gwhitema You can still use vouchers and autopay. The autopay required might mean $2 more if no autopay.

[gwhitema]

Woah they also changed the whole plan infrastructure. No more "Bonus" Autopay data. It also looks like no more bonus 2$ autopay reward. Am I reading that correctly ?

It also says Autopay Required. What about vouchers ? Is PM getting rid of them ? 

[will13am]

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@Jb456 wrote:

@will13am  yes will. I'm 5 minutes from Montreal.

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Well then, it must be new activations only.  That is unfortunate yet again for existing customers.  

[gwhitema]

What the heck. Whats up with Quebec and these promos. Lol I wonder when we will get that. I hope soon. PM needs to focus on Ontario too.

[Jb456]

@will13am  yes will. I'm 5 minutes from Montreal.

[will13am]

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@Jb456 wrote:

@gblackma  I don't see it in my account under "change plan". I guess it's only for new sign-ups 🤷‍♂️

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Do you have a QC address in the account?  

[will13am]

If you select Quebec as the location, it will show up in the plan webpage.  The details says that autopay is required to get the 250MB bonus.  So, it looks like a 2.25 GB base plan.  The numbers seem odd.  It must be a mistake because the other plans also show a 250MB bonus.  

https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/qc/plans/30for2GB-3Gspeed

[esjliv]

It all depends how you are logged into the Public Mobile website...which province you selected.

Example - 

When I choose Quebec, it shows me these plans:

When I chose Ontario, it shows me these plans:

[Jb456]

@gblackma  I don't see it in my account under "change plan". I guess it's only for new sign-ups 🤷‍♂️

[Jb456]

Yes I noticed it but it's funny it's not on the main page. It still has the 2 gig for $30.

Anywho. It's likely to compete with LuckyMobile. I don't know when it was released on their site but they have 2.5 gigs with autopay for $30. Quebec wide calls only.

PM's deal is better since it's Canada wide calling and not only Quebec. You have to have auto-pay to make it $28 though. It's not $28 plus auto-pay to make it $26.

 

[gblackma]

@Anonymous  is this for everyone or just for new customers? Thanks. Stay safe. 

[esjliv]

@Anonymous ,

I have a sense Quebec gets these good deals over the other provinces more often than not.

Vie la Quebec!