@bethgreen, you know what, if you wanted too, you could buy a couple more to four more at $5 each. Which means you would have 4-6 sim cards at a total cost of $30-$40. Your average costs would be around $6.67 to 7.50. It would be less if you bought more.
Now, the fun part. Say, you have a friend, relative or co-worker who may be thinking of getting a new plan. Or maybe, they are currently gripping with no job, but they still need a phone. Hence, this is where you can come in and save the day.
Tell them you can help them out. You can tell them you can get a free SIM card or you can charge them the $5 (it reduces the costs of the Sim card down to $1.67 to $2.50) if they use your referral code. Not only that, if they use your referral code, but they also get a $10 credit for signing with Public Mobile, and you get the saving of $1 a month as long as they stay with Public Mobile. There first month if they pick the cheapest plan is $15. Minus the $2 of AutoPay - $10 credit, and there second month could be a whopping, $3 bucks! Whoohoo!
In theory, that Sim card that you just bought or get, can pay many dividends for you depending on which avenue you want to go in. Free card, your make-up for the cost of the Sim card after 7 months. Charge them $5, and your loss is gone after 2 months.
I just ordered two more cards for the sake of the deal that I hope to change a few people's minds in switching. And instead of charging them the $5 bucks, I will just give it to them. It will be a win-win for all!
