"Public Mobile was only obligated to keep offering the $19 plan up until the end of 2014."
Yes, it was offered up to that point. So, why offer a "grandfathered" plan at all - and tell people it will stay at the set rates - if changes were to just be allowed to it thereafter? There was/is a reason that such plans were offered up to the end of 2014. Those were grandfathed or protected instead of being changed then.
At any rate, the method of offering a "Valentines" promotion here - clearly no love intended (?) - and then immediately turning around with more aggressive means to put persons who, in my opinion, weren't dumb enough to take that "promotional" offer, off their set plans is creepy. Signing up with Koodo wasn't in my plan. However, I will put the phone to rest for the maximum alloted time each year to SAVE about $180 dollars a year if not just discontinue with it altogether. (I have a FreePhoneLine.ca computer phone for free Canada-wide access phone to use and focus on now.) However, it was the longtime love of my life's phone. She passed away last August, and it's been very hard on me. Still is.
It's always the priciple of the thing. The reason that I don't bother with anything I don't really need and or want. The more we own, the more we are owned. [I guess that, in general, people are only another sort of mortal animal. Nobody ever really shows any private or business class or true life. Always somebody who already has enough but just can't keep themselves from sneaking around, and doing the unnecessary, especially the opposite of what was intended. And people wonder the reason they have "small" lives.]
