plan suggestion

[orcsun]

Now I am using Telus' "pay as you go" because I have no many calls per month. At first, I thought this cost is very low so I was thinking to change plan, but actually it still will cost $40 at least every 30 days if you want a full function(including text). Now I prefer to keep my current plan.    

My question is could you provide "pay as you go" plan ?  and maybe you want to merge "text" to "talk", I don't think someone will choose "no text" because they must  receive text even though they don't want to send text.  The current plans are not really flexiable.

[makkahn28]

@Griff, That is Correct.

NOW, If Public Mobile allowed Pay-Per-Use for Small Micro-Transactions, Like 411, or Premium Messaging, Even having a SEPARATE Digital Wallet that is designed for that SPECIFICALLY, and Regular Wallets for Rate Plan(s) Payments, Then maybe I'd give that a Shot

Meaning 2 Wallets, One for Regular Rate-Pan(s) and Add-Ons Payments

The other, For 411, Premium Messaging, and treating it no differently than what they have, NO $$$ in Wallet, NO SERVICE

[Griff]

@orcsun

If you're currently on a prepaid plan at TELUS that equals out to costing less than around $25 a month than you are probably better suited to the pricing model that TELUS uses for prepaid.

I prefer the model Public Mobile uses for prepaid as it doesn't allow to use your excess balance, for example the plan I am using has no data so I am unable to access the internet, where on other prepaid carriers if I were to accidentally use the internet and didn't have a feature like a data block the usage would come off my total balance as pay per use.

[makkahn28]

ALSO, Public Mobile NO LONGER has Prefixed Plans, it's all Individualized Rate Plan(s)

Pick what you want, and Check-out

[Luddite]

Hate to say it, since PM is great for me, but if it's mainly text you want with the odd phone call check out Koodo prepaid. You can also get a bit a data if needed.

[makkahn28]

All their Plans are Unlim, except the Data

Plus, PM has NO, 0, ZERO, Overtages at all

[makkahn28]

Hi. Public Mobile has NO "Pay-as You-Go" Model