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kav2001c
Mayor / Maire
Status: Brand new

Add a feature which gives an existing client 1 free day as a birthday reward 

Cat Wink

21 Comments
daredogg
Mayor / Maire

Haha, do you mean unlimited everything for 1 full day?!

kav2001c
Mayor / Maire

@daredogg oh I meant an extra day of your current plan (not like giving US calling or roaming for free)

Just a 31 day month to be special Cat Wink

Mana
Mayor / Maire

Sounds like a good idea. It should be possible because back in the days tells used to have unlimited free calling on your birthday as a reward. 

Subbanator96
Model Citizen / Citoyen Modèle

Are you serious @Mana?? When was back in the day? I never took advantage of this then!

kav2001c
Mayor / Maire

@Mana another carrier did this back in the day (Koodo or Fido I am pretty sure) but I never saw it on Public?

 

Mana
Mayor / Maire

I was with Telus a couple of years ago but I was on an old plan and one of the perks was unlimited birthday calling. 

Subbanator96
Model Citizen / Citoyen Modèle
Oh, that makes more sense! Still pretty neat though
jaswest2754
Model Citizen / Citoyen Modèle

I like the idea but it may be difficult to implement. I think PM is having enough issues working out basic kinks at the moment 😛

XJin
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

I don't think this is possible, too little benefit to users and too much loss for PM.

 

User: 1 free day/year is like saving $1~1.5/year.

PM: I don't know how many users they have now, but lets assume they have 100K users. Each user get a free day per year means PM is giving away ~274 years of free service per year, which would cost them to loss more than $130K per year.

 

So I think this feature won't attract enough customers to cover PM's lost. I agree that this loss is relatively small comparing with PM's total gain, but there is no point to spend money on things that not worth it.

SD08
Retired Oracle / Oracle Retraité

Another way to look at it:

Assuming the average user stays with Public Mobile year round, then the loss of revenue would be in the ballpark of 1/365th or about one quarter of a percent.  I think they could probably more than make up for that if they even grow their subscribership by a percentage point each year.

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