Update 24/11/2023 4:20 pm ET: Public Mobile has updated its Black Friday promotions, and some plans, which were already appealing, are now even better.
The carrier’s $34/mo plan, which offered 20GB 5G data, now offers 40GB data, while its $40/mo plan now comes with 50GB data instead of 40GB.
Public Mobile has also added a new 60GB 5G plan for $50/month.
Find all of Public Mobile’s Black Friday promotions here.
Public Mobile has made changes to its Black Friday offers.
The Telus-owned company is offering the $34/20GB 5G plan MobileSyrup previously noted.
A second 5G offer is a $40/40GB plan. A third option is 30GB of 4G data for $34/month.
However, it’s important to note Public Mobile is offering other plans not labelled as Black Friday promotions that might be a better option, depending on what you’re looking for. For example, there’s a $45/50GB option and a $55/60GB option ($50/month for a 90-day subscription). Both run on 5G.
This article will be updated as more details become available. The original story can be viewed below:
Public Mobile has listed three plans as promotional for Black Friday, but not all of them are new deals.
The first plan, which is a $34/20GB option on its 5G network, was something the carrier introduced earlier this week.
The second offering, a $40/30GB 5G plan, has been on the service provider’s website for a while. The option is listed on the screenshot from November 3rd below. The only difference between that plan and what Public Mobile is offering for Black Friday is that the latter isn’t exclusive to new activations.
Some of the plans Public Mobile offered on November 3rd.
The only plan that seems to be a deal is the $40/40GB option on its 4G network. The service provider has previously offered 4G plans around this price point, but those plans typically only included 20-30GB of data at most.
More details are available on Public Mobile’s website.
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