@ShawnC13 wrote:
@Dunkgirl wrote:
@Dkilcup098 wrote:
I’m looking for an iPhone 10 but not looking to pay full price for it I mean money is no object but just seems crazy expensive for the phones
@Dkilcup098If money is no object you might want to look at Koodo or Telus netowrk, public mobile has no live support and is filled with a ton of various glitches that have been around for years and not fixed. This is a 3rd tier lowest end cell phone provider. Iphone 10 and public mobile doesn't make sense. It's like putting $6000 rims on a $400 car.
@Dunkgirl, I have to respectfully totally disagree with you here. Your example is not true it is the same network and there are many people here with the iPhone X and they could afford it because of the savings from going with PM. For many there are no issues with PM and I am over 2 years and very happy with it. A better example that may have worked for you is taking a Ferrari to a back yard mechanic. It is only when you need help that you MAY have issues. But I would never say to anyone who says that money is no object that PM isn't for them. If they want a call centre and a store front to go to then PM is not for them, but if they are a DIY and can deal with online support then PM can be for anyone regardless of financial resources available.
@ShawnC13 Public mobile.ca. First thing you see
"No phones
No expensive stores
No call centres
No zones
Just savings"
If they missed "no phones" then they probably missed "no call centres".
It's ok. A $400 could mean different things, in my situation I use, it means a car that has a known habit of being mechanically unsound with various non starting issues, car stalls when trying to go on highway, tires fall off when driving and mechanics may not be able to look at your car for weeks at a time but people walking by say why dont you hit the starter with a hammer. It might work but when it doesn't and you need the official mechanic only you are standing outside the garage asking to get fixed staring at your super expensive upgraded rims that you could offered because you have a cheap car.
My example may not be accurate but the point behind it is, the customer needs to figure out what is important to them and where their requirements are and what is best suited for their situation. Don't know if they are existing or to be new but should be made aware of this if they don't even know that public mobile has no phones to sell it sounds like they don't know much.
