Provincial Plans

[Brent01]

Wondering if I have a provincial plan and I receive a call from outside my province from another cell phone or landline do I get charged?

[Maxr]

My mistake it was Telus. 

You all should calm down 

[surreyboz]

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@Maxr wrote:

I have been charged for this before 

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Stop spreading lies, Public Mobile doesn't charge for anything. They have never had any overages or Pay per use charges.  If something is not included in your Plan it simply doesn't work. Period 

[Anna_M]

Hi @Brent01,

Thanks for reaching out!

You can get all the info at the link below:

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Knowledge-Base/Plans-amp-Add-Ons/ta-p/250167

Have a nice day!

Anna,

Public Mobile Moderator

[computergeek541]

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@Maxr wrote:

I have been charged for this before 

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Public Mobile doesn't charge for a anything such as an incoming call.  If something isn't included with the plan, it just won't work.

Additionally, it never matters for the receiver where a phone call comes from.  It doesn't matter who your carrier is.

[Lieux]

What are you talking about @Maxr ?

[Maxr]

I 

[surreyboz]

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@Brent01 wrote:

Wondering if I have a provincial plan and I receive a call from outside my province from another cell phone or landline do I get charged?

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There are no Pay per use charges or overages with Public Mobile so there is no way you could be charged on a Public Mobile Prepaid Service.  Even let's assume you were with a different prepaid provider that had pay per use charges, you could leave no available prepaid balance, therefore no charge for calls. 

[Alex888]

@Brent01 If you travel to a different province you can still receive calls from anywhere, but you will only be able to make calls to numbers in the province you are in at the time.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

@Brent01- If you are within your province, you can receive a call from anywhere/anyone.  Period.

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Not even if province...anywhere in Canada from anywhere in the world.

[hairbag1]

You will not be charged for any incoming call, no matter where it originates.

[Anonymous]

@Brent01BTW, if you travel to another province, you will likely be able to receive calls there also (there will be no charge).

[Brent01]

Okay, thanx. 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

@Brent01- If you are within your province, you can receive a call from anywhere/anyone.  Period.