Offer 29$ 20gb 5g can us mex

[MarsHerber]

I am paying 29$ for offer 40gb canada. I would like to have something in the middle. 29$ 30gb 5g can us mex. Could you do it for me?

 

[funpig1]

@MarsHerber 

When you go into your Change Subscription, do you have any plans available that are less than $29? If so, it may be possible for you to change on renewal and downgrade to one of these lower price plans. And after you do that, the $29 Can-US-Mex might then become available to you. Good luck!

[BKNS27]

@MarsHerber 

Lately PM has added lower priced plans for selected existing members so the only way to be sure if you are eligible.

Login to your account then to the Subscription tab>Manage Subscription>Change Subscription and there will be a list of plans your are eligible for.

I see it in my account so if it is available for you. Make sure you switch on your Next Renewal Date.

[Chalupa_Batman]

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@MarsHerber wrote:

Really? So if current customer of public mobile and I would like to have the offer (screenshot). Is it not allowed to get this offer?

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sorry, was just eating breakfast.

Sadly no. The only way they allow here is to move up in price point. Only way is to port out and back in to get deal. It's a pain but sadly only option. 

[MarsHerber]

Really? So if current customer of public mobile and I would like to have the offer (screenshot). Is it not allowed to get this offer?

[Chalupa_Batman]

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@hairbag1 wrote:

@MarsHerber 

the price is the same so why change plans with less data ?

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I have a feeling their plan doesn't have the Canada US Mex part. 🙂

[hairbag1]

@MarsHerber 

the price is the same so why change plans with less data ?

[Chalupa_Batman]

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@MarsHerber wrote:

I am paying 29$ for offer 40gb canada. I would like to have something in the middle. 29$ 30gb 5g can us mex. Could you do it for me?

 

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First, you have to know we are all customers here on this forum. Nobody from Public Mobile is here. 

Second, Public Mobile does not allow you to downgrade as a prepaid service. You would have to port out your number to a different service, then come back as a new customer to get this plan. Silly eh?