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Mr.HappySilp 06-16-2014 06:22 PM

I average 300 to 400MB per month. There are WiFi everywhere I go. However my package comes with 2GB of data and no way I am going to give it up =D

gloors 06-16-2014 07:05 PM

I know noob question... But how long does it take for Rogers to unlock my iPhone? Never unlocked a phone before

Nlkko 06-16-2014 10:39 PM

I'm on 500mb too. Good enough for just regular mail read, light web surf, check facebook, check weather when I'm off wifi. But it's by no mean great.

I think retentions don't offer much anymore and they are a pain in the ass unless you really really haggle for hours. I'm with Bell and usually they just offer the standard 10% off for renewing contract and some further minor discount on voicemail and caller id stuffs.

racerman88 06-16-2014 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Verdasco (Post 8488243)
tried retentions after my 3 year contract has just expired, decided to leave them when they can not offer anything good other than 10$ off a 80$ contract. Fuck off rogers.

I think that where the problem lies is that your plan expired.
If you are still on contract, then they will be more willing to offer you a better deal.
I started my negotiations with retentions when I had 6 months left on my contract. Then I ended up switching to the municipal plan instead.

BaoTurbo 06-17-2014 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by !Yaminashi (Post 8488530)
Not if they were forcing him to switch to an $80/month contract with a 500mb cap.

Seriously who the fuck can survive on 500mb of data per month?

This CEO is some new kind of retarded the world has never seen before

That's exactly why they want your money. If you look at data price trends its been actually going because of demand. Yes I agree there's wifi everywhere, but data is still going to be in demand because of the convenience of not logging in or finding it or connecting to it.

The reason they want you on the new share everything plan is because it offers "unlimited canada wide calling" and that's their sole point of boosting the price or "share" everything

!Yaminashi 06-17-2014 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by BaoTurbo (Post 8488826)
That's exactly why they want your money. If you look at data price trends its been actually going because of demand. Yes I agree there's wifi everywhere, but data is still going to be in demand because of the convenience of not logging in or finding it or connecting to it.

The reason they want you on the new share everything plan is because it offers "unlimited canada wide calling" and that's their sole point of boosting the price or "share" everything

Whatever their motive is, I see absolutely zero value in an $80 plan with 500mb of data.

Have any of you guys been voicing your opinion on this new HUP policy to Rogers? I've done so on Twitter and all they said was "Thanks for your feedback"

I really hope people start standing up for themselves and ditch Rogers so they're forced to slash prices. I'm sick of these assholes raising prices then saying any type of bullshit to make it justifiable.

Mr.HappySilp 06-17-2014 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by !Yaminashi (Post 8488838)

I really hope people start standing up for themselves and ditch THE MAJOR 3so they're forced to slash prices. I'm sick of these assholes raising prices then saying any type of bullshit to make it justifiable.

Fixed it for you. Is not only Rogers doing it, Telus and Bell is the same thing. You can try their sub companies Fido, Kodo, Virgin........ Or go with the smaller provider like Wind or Mobi. However keep in the mind with the smaller provider and the sub companies they don't have all the flaghship phones or every phone on contract.

!Yaminashi 06-17-2014 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8488987)
Fixed it for you. Is not only Rogers doing it, Telus and Bell is the same thing. You can try their sub companies Fido, Kodo, Virgin........ Or go with the smaller provider like Wind or Mobi. However keep in the mind with the smaller provider and the sub companies they don't have all the flaghship phones or every phone on contract.

True, but I think most people would be more willing to buy a phone outright than be locked into paying $80 per month for 2 years for a subpar plan. Just my opinion though.

SoNaRWaVe 06-17-2014 03:50 PM

^ You are probably correct. My plan is currently $50 + tax per month (public sector plan). If i was forced to go $80 per month, thats $30 extra a month. One year is $360 more, and two years is $720. That is the same amount of money that you can use to buy a phone outright, and keep your current plan.

My current plan has 5GB of data, so it is totally more beneficial for me to outright buy my next phone. I am sure alot of folks here have a plan that has more than 500MB.

BaoTurbo 06-18-2014 12:57 AM

They introduced the $2 extra a month thing a while back. I think due to the uproar they decided to cancel their decision. The way they test waters to increase prices intrigue me, its like they want you to get angry and complain LOL

Maybe they want you to complain and then twist it around and introduce something else you didn't think of like the 2 yr pricing :troll:

!Yaminashi 06-18-2014 02:06 AM

Customers will ALWAYS complain when they get charged more and receive less

Cassijon 06-18-2014 12:32 PM

rogers retentions called me today to see if i was happy with my plan

($60 unlimited call/picture msgs/txt, visual voicemail and caller id, and 3 gb data)

i said no, because i tend to go over my data by $10-$15 a month and i was going to move to telus as they are offering a better plan (which they werent lol)

agent says ok, well we will give you an exta 3 gb data for free per month until Jan 1st and then maybe they will be able to offer me a better plan at that time.

DavidNguyen 07-04-2014 01:35 PM

So I renewed my contract Nov 2013 Black Friday for 60 buck plus taxes which is around 67.
I get this months bill and I see 86 bucks. I noticed they took away my 15 dollar discount without my consent..... I'm furious!!!

m3thods 07-04-2014 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by DavidNguyen (Post 8497880)
So I renewed my contract Nov 2013 Black Friday for 60 buck plus taxes which is around 67.
I get this months bill and I see 86 bucks. I noticed they took away my 15 dollar discount without my consent..... I'm furious!!!

That's rough. Whenever I saw my credits on my bill, they always had an "end-date" associated with it. When I was still with Rogers, this meant calling before the contract was up to make sure it was renewed and the dates extended.

Perhaps that's what happened to you?

DavidNguyen 07-04-2014 03:28 PM

Yah. I receive my bills by email. And didn't check the bill. But was curious this month as to why It was more expensive. It did say ends on May 8. But can they do that? Even thought I didn't agree to it

m3thods 07-04-2014 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DavidNguyen (Post 8497925)
Yah. I receive my bills by email. And didn't check the bill. But was curious this month as to why It was more expensive. It did say ends on May 8. But can they do that? Even thought I didn't agree to it

Well, they have it on paper that the credit they were giving you was expiring. You having re-up'd with them doesn't mean that they had to re-up your credits as well unless it was agreed upon during negotiations.

So technically, I don't see why they can't take it away from you on the agreed date (I say agreed because it was part of the contract you signed to use their services, whether you were aware of it or not). There's no harm in arguing with them saying that you were promised that the credits would remain. But with Rogers current stand with retentions and a lack of urgency to retain compared to years passed, you might be left with nothing but a more expensive bill.

This is a huge part of the reason why I left contracts to go month to month. The subsidied-phone you receive as compensation isn't worth it anymore.

DavidNguyen 07-04-2014 09:37 PM

yah. looking at cell phone plans these days. id rather buy them out.
im gonna call in and see if i can get that credit back.
ill keep you updated

DavidNguyen 07-05-2014 10:57 AM

so i called in earlier and they were unable to get me back the discount and saying it doesnt exist anymore. I receive my bills online and never really checked them. on the bill it gave me a 3 month notice to when it will expire. if i called in then i might have been able too keep it.
but this aint over. i will continue to call and negotiate.

Lomac 07-05-2014 12:40 PM

I've always been curious if the "Savings" on a bill is the same as a "Credit." I price matched a Fido promotion a couple years ago and only really now looked at what I'm paying for.

Talk Text & Internet 3GB* 75.00
Savings: Monthly Service Fee -20.00
Mini Voice Msg / Call Display* 8.00
Savings: Call Display & VM Mini Disc -8.00
Unltd Canadian Long Distance 10.00
LTE 3GB Data Service Plan 0.00

(Yes, not a good deal, but whatever. I'm happy enough with it). Anyway, since it doesn't state that they're credits, I shouldn't have to worry about when the contract ends, right? I plan on doing month to month after this, so my only real concern is that Rogers may try to say those savings expire.

godwin 07-05-2014 06:34 PM

Depending on your opportunity cost? Is it really worth it to keep calling back? You know they do keep records on their end?

Go to Hofo, find a local dealer, find the best deal you can find and get it over with.

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Originally Posted by DavidNguyen (Post 8498227)
so i called in earlier and they were unable to get me back the discount and saying it doesnt exist anymore. I receive my bills online and never really checked them. on the bill it gave me a 3 month notice to when it will expire. if i called in then i might have been able too keep it.
but this aint over. i will continue to call and negotiate.


SoNaRWaVe 07-23-2014 02:54 PM

quick question guys, i'm on the public sector plan. it has 5gb of data. i'm wondering if that data can be used nation wide or will there be roaming charges?

the wife is going to Toronto and wants to know.
thanks.

HonestTea 07-23-2014 03:38 PM

Nationwide

Acura604 07-24-2014 06:51 AM

Rogers profit drops to $405M as wireless growth slows

Rogers Communications Inc. has reported a lower second-quarter net income of $405 million, or 76 cents per diluted share, while the telecom company struggled to add more wireless customers.

Net profit was down 24 per cent from $532 million, or 93 cents, in the same quarter of 2013.

Toronto-based Rogers says its net additions of post-paid customers, those generally on smartphone contracts, was 38,000, down 60 per cent from 98,000 in the same quarter last year.

Revenues were flat year-over-year at $3.2 billion.

Adjusted net income, excluding items, was $432 million, or 84 cents, versus $497 million, or 96 cents, in the same quarter last year.

Analysts had expected adjusted net income of $448.4 million on earnings per share of 84 cents, according to data compiled by Thomson Reuters.

Ikkaku 07-24-2014 08:52 AM

That's some good news right there. Especially with the new greedy CEO.

mr_chin 07-26-2014 11:49 PM

Anyone done HUP price matching at the store? How did the process go?

I went to do a HUP at the store price matching the S5 with london drugs $99. The guy said they will honor it. I got home, called customer service and they said there was no note on my account saying there was a price match.

For people wanting to price match HUP, do it through the phone with customer relation or anybody at rogers. That way you will have confirmation number and a note on your account.


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