@samwell847 posted: "I'm wondering if there is a way to suggest a new plan.".
You just did. This is the only place to post suggestions. As for the attention received, it's often like a black hole. 
@samwell847 wrote:I'm wondering if there is a way to suggest a new plan. Right now, I have the cheapest plan (15$ for 100 min talk, unlimited text and 250mb) and I would like to upgrade to a plan having unlimited talk.
I obviously looked at the next plan (25$ for unlimited talk, unlimited text and 1gb), but the 10$ increase makes me hesitant since I barely use any data (about 0-60mb per month).
Is there a way to make a suggestion for a plan right in the middle, something like 20$ for unlimited talk, unlimited text and 250 mb? My friends and family would also take a plan that looks like that.
For now, I've subscribed to get notified by email for new promos and announcements.
[Edit: I am aware about all the add-ons and thank you for all the comments, I'll choose a final solution in 1-2 days. I understand that for now, I'll need to decide between upgrading my plan or buying occasional addons (which I don't like, I'd prefer never looking at my minutes left). My post was more for the long term, I'd prefer a plan without limited time stress of my current plan nor financial "stress". The 20$ option would've been perfect for me.]
@samwell847 I agree a $20.00 plan will hit the sweet spot for many customers looking for unlimited calling without the additional data that the current $25.00 plan is offering. In the past I think Public offered an unlimited province wide talk + text plan fro $20.00.
If you don't want the hassle of adding add-ons and having to monitor you talk usage then the $25.00 is your best choice.
- It's only $23.00 if you enable AutoPay on your account.
- If you can get 3 referrals that will knock down the price to $20.00 per 30 days.
Also, even though you currently use only 60 MB of data it's always good to have more data. You can install Google Hangouts dialer or similar and use your data to make calls for free in the US. Also, it's good to have more available because of new Apps (Google Maps, Uber etc) that you might be interested in using in the future.
@Nezgar wrote:Yep, as mentioned previously, the $5 add on for 500 additional Canada minutes is an excellent compliment to the $15 plan, especially since it doesn't expire. If you don't use it quickly, you can stretch it out over many months until it's used up.
Also in case you didn't notice already, (unofficially) outgoing calls to toll-free numbers do not consume minutes with the current $15 plan, so you don't need to stress about waiting on hold when you have to call TV support, your bank, dragged out conference calls etc.
I think you can say that is official. I never paid for 800 number calls on my Telus prepaid or my VoIP.ms land line.
Yep, as mentioned previously, the $5 add on for 500 additional Canada minutes is an excellent compliment to the $15 plan, especially since it doesn't expire. If you don't use it quickly, you can stretch it out over many months until it's used up.
Also in case you didn't notice already, (unofficially) outgoing calls to toll-free numbers do not consume minutes with the current $15 plan, so you don't need to stress about waiting on hold when you have to call TV support, your bank, dragged out conference calls etc. 
