I'm growing tired of seeing so many disrespectful posts from people having porting issues, some of which are so rudely written I'd almost think they're just trying to scare away customers from Public Mobile... but I'm sure Rogers/Bell would never resort to those tactics......
Honestly, I'm sure some people are genuinely experiencing issues, and I'm sorry to hear they are having problems, but some are so incredibly rude. This service is providing exactly what it said it would. Cheap service, on a great network, through cost savings by not having physical stores, or having to staff call centres. You knew this when you decided to sign up. You will never need to call support after anyways, just show a little patience and respect, and you'll be happy in the end.
Anyways, I fugured we need more success stories so people understand how great life is with Public Modile.
In the past 2 weeks I've ported over 6 lines from Koodo, Fido, Chatr, and Bell. Zero issues.
4-6 more will be transfered in the next few days.
Line 1:
Ported over from Koodo's $48/5GB Saskatchewan plan 😉 (those who know, know)
did the port myself, through the system, no issues. (I did create the account with a different email address than my Koodo account though)
Port was completed in under 10 minutes.
Saving $10/month, before the referral discounts. 
(Side Note: Could not register inittially with my American Express, so I used my Visa, and then changed my Auto Renewal to Amex)
Lines 2 & 3:
Ported over from Fido without any issue, port took minutes.
Saving about $40, and have 4-8 times as much data now.
Line 4:
Ported from Koodo via Self Serve. Port took a few minutes to complete.
(Coworker's plan, not sure how much savings exactly)
Line 5:
Ported over from Chatr. Port was completed in the time it took me to drive my sister home. (15-20 minutes)
Paying $5 more/month, but previously had Zero Data, now have 4GB, and no "Zones"
Line 6:
Ported from Bell. Paying a hefty cancellation fee, but with the saving to the plan, this line will be good after 5 monuths.
Port took, maybe 20 minutes to complete.
Saving ~$70-80/month.
Note:
ALL of these ports were done Via Self Serve, and all were successful.
Just be thurough, and include the IMEI# of the last phone that was being used on the previous carrier. It's easy to find (Dial: *#06# ).
Reformatted and added to your thread. 
A1 Reply bro! But serously, I started a new thread because I didn't see a Sucess Story thread, because it was likely burried under all the whining. All good now, main thread updated.
