Switching over

[Savebig2]

Today I finally took the step of signing up for public Mobile!! 
Off to a great start and going to enjoy half the price phone bill. Excited to sign up friends and family 🙂 

[maximum_gato]

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Rewards/Tips-for-referrals/m-p/427860#M9884

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Rewards/How-successful-are-you-with-Referrals/m-p/418...**

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Rewards/The-cheapest-plan-ever/m-p/525284#M14231

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Rewards/I-want-to-get-20-off-every-30-days/m-p/513524...

https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Rewards/community-rewards/m-p/483897#M12495

@Savebig2 

         Check out the rewards section for all kinds of tips and tricks on how rewards work and how to maximize fhem to save money. If you have questions about the community how it works of how to make things work in your community profile and they can all be answered there and count towards a community reward. ( The lounge is fun only...participation does not count towards a community reward.) Make sure your community account email and self serve account email matches exactly to recieve community rewards.

Check out the above threads in the rewards section as an example of what you can find to read or use the search bar for common quesrptions and answers....

** This thread contains my favourite refer a friend tip I've read so far....and most successful!

As follows.....

WoozyPolarBear

Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

‎09-18-2019 06:57 PM

Re: Tips for referrals

I work at a large company, so I printed off a bunch of business cards  with my referral information and plan prices and attached them to public mobile SIM cards that I purchased in bulk from an ebay seller. I paid about $100 for 100 sim cards ($1/SIM), and just left them on the counter in the cafateria/lunchroom at work. I signed up in January myself, and currently my account has a credit balance of over $1100, and I have over 70 referrals. The only out of my own pocket money I've spent was for my first month on the $40 plan and the SIM cards I purchased on ebay. Since then, the referrals have more than covered my plan cost. In fact, I am gaining about $30 a month even AFTER my plan cost is deducted.

**How ingenious is @WoozyPolarBear !!

[maximum_gato]

I work at a large company, so I printed off a bunch of business cards  with my referral information and plan prices and attached them to public mobile SIM cards that I purchased in bulk from an ebay seller. I paid about $100 for 100 sim cards ($1/SIM), and just left them on the counter in the cafateria/lunchroom at work. I signed up in January myself, and currently my account has a credit balance of over $1100, and I have over 70 referrals. The only out of my own pocket money I've spent was for my first month on the $40 plan and the SIM cards I purchased on ebay. Since then, the referrals have more than covered my plan cost. In fact, I am gaining about $30 a month even AFTER my plan cost is deducted.

**How ingenious is @WoozyPolarBear !!

[Kevin89]

Welcome to the PM fam!

You will enjoy the service for sure!

This is my second month and Everything is good so far.

[yanzhiqiang]

Good move! Welcome to Public Mobile!

[sunflowershine]

@Savebig2 Welcome to PM!

[Savebig2]

Great tip 

thanks man 

[public1125]

tip:

You can buy a $15, that gives you a total of 1gb data add on that rolls over unused data each month. 

[vexetonic]

Sign up for autopay to have your bill reduced by $2.
Invite friends and family members.
Profit?

[Savebig2]

Thank you 🙂

yes looking forward to getting that 1 year discount and so forth moving forward. Great way to save 🙂 cheers 

[esjliv]

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@Savebig2 wrote:

Thanks - any tips???

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@Savebig2 Well, it sounds like you got the right idea "sign up family and friends" and save even bigger!

Stay for one year and receive $1 off your 30 day bills as a loyalty reward. This continues every year to up $5 after five years.

Looks of help articles available here: https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/ns/get-help/articles

But you can also pop in a post and great, helpful people are here to answer your question.

[Savebig2]

Many thanks 🙂

[Savebig2]

Thanks - any tips???

[kb_mv]

@Savebig2  Welcome to PM!

[esjliv]

Well @Savebig2 , welcome to Saving Big!

🤑