@meggo, after some thought and reading the posts, there may be a different scenario you may not have thought off. I don't know if this ethical or not. But, it is way to get away from the ex. A bad experience with the ex, but a positive experience with Public Mobile, let's see if this sounds like a good way or not?
Do you have a spare phone you can use? If you want, you could get a new Public Mobile sim card and use a different email address. Use your referral code (the one you have now) and send this is other new email address. What happens then your new account would get a $10 credit from your old account. Give it a month, to make sure all is well and that you got the $10, and then cancel your old account that has your ex as a referral.
The only issue with that is if you have any previous referrals (and none, even better) and the number of years with Public Mobile (if less than a year, even better, something to think about if you have been receiving more than $1 a month savings). Granted, if you want nothing to do with ex, and he or she brings bad memories, yeah, I would cut ties with them immediately.
If this sounds unethical, if you know somebody else a friend you may have referred in the past, who could refer them to you, so they can get a referral savings.
Merely a thought. I know this post sounds unethical, but, having memories of an ex is not a good thing either. And @meggo sounds like they like Public Mobile more than anything than the ex!
