Public Mobile Expands Fast Switch Tool to Move Users to Telus
Public Mobile continues to push customers to parent company Telus and its postpaid plans through a new self-serve option called Fast Switch. The new tool officially announced today allows eligible Public Mobile subscribers to migrate their accounts over to monthly postpaid plans with either Telus or Koodo in just a few minutes. The online process...
WOW such an awesome deal!!! —–NOT!!!!
So, according to the big three, this is their definition of “Fair to Canada”.
can one get 10% BYOP off?
Yes
For $58.50 then on 10% BYOP this is the best plan around if you need 6GB, other than my 6GB unlimited Canada voice worldwide text plan from Virgin mobile whih is month-to-month.
plus $55 month for calling features
i still have my 6Gig for $30. I tether all my other mobile devices off that!!! hahahaha FU TELUS!!!!! I WIN! (barely)
They win because they get your money every month.
They win. 6gb is a ridiculous limit, regardless of price.
actually i use about 2-4 gigs a month….the price is still wromg
ya i know…just trying to feel better in some way…
Everyone is forgetting that you need to include the phone which costs $55. So the real cost is $120 minus byod discount
With the new 2 year contracts, it doesn’t help if you like to upgrade with old price plans.
It’s their new “Verizon declined to enter the Canadian market” special. Ugh.
F*** that!
I was on the Verizon Website. They charge $100 for the equivalent package that TELUS charges $100 for. If you go by USD vs. CDN dollars Verizon customers pay more. Where are you people finding cheaper deals on Verizon, certainly not from their website.
$65/month just for data?
this is nonsense as Telus told me just last week that they cannot renew my $65 plan as it no longer exsist so i will be off contract paying monthly. Refuse to leave this plan. They no longer give out 6G only 5G with unlimited talk and text for $105.
This is such a rip of. I paid75 for 6g plus 200 minute and unlimited 10 fav. They charge is more and more but they made it sound like it’s a BIG saving. Poor Canadian consumers.