07-01-2020 11:57 PM - edited 01-05-2022 11:56 AM
Howcome you have to set up your sim and your plan at the same time? Why can’t you just do them separate? I’m out of country and tried to set my SIM card for when I’m back and it would only let me if I activated my plan 😞
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07-02-2020 02:15 AM
@savpackerinxd While the existing arrangement of having to select a plan can be inconvenient, I'd suggest that you recharge with the cheapest plan, i.e. the $15 one.
If your arrival date is beyond a month, you can let the account idle into the grace period of 90 days during which your account will be suspended but your number will continue to remain allocated to you. Around the 85th day or so, you can recharge again to reactivate the active cycle followed by letting the account idle again if you are not yet in the country.
Hope this helps.
07-02-2020 12:22 AM
@savpackerinxd Public Mobile is a prepaid service provider. Just activate the sim a day before you get back.
07-02-2020 12:04 AM
I think they can't be activated separately because until a user selects which plan the SIM will be used for, PM doesn't know which services to enable for that SIM.
07-02-2020 12:02 AM
@savpackerinxd wrote:Howcome you have to set up your sim and your plan at the same time? Why can’t you just do them separate? I’m out of country and tried to set my SIM card for when I’m back and it would only let me if I activated my plan 😞
A plan and phone number cannot be reserved without paying for a plan. Until that time, you're not yet a customer.
07-01-2020 11:59 PM - edited 07-01-2020 11:59 PM
@savpackerinxd I'm guessing policies and because you need a number public can attach your account too. just activate it a few days when you know you're coming back