getting out of Rogers phone contract any clues?

badbadboy

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If you live in an area with really shitty coverage and you call them three times to complain and it is documented on your file; you can contact their "customer service" group to let you off the hook. A buddy of mine did this and they let him and his whole family out of a three year deal because they could not justify having better coverage in his area. Bell apparently had great coverage. It didn't cost him a thing.

If you are getting out because of the cost of your monthly bill, I suggest you call Customer Service and do exactly the following:

I am very unhappy with paying so much for my bill. Would you please try to help me?

I know other people are getting excellent deals from Rogers. Quote "Howard Forums" and say you would like to speak to "Retentions".

howardforums.com is a great resource for this info. I don't think you have to join up but can go to the Rogers forum and view the "Rententions" thread.

Repeat the same thing for "Retentions".

Do not get argumentative, speak in a calm voice and ask them for help reducing your bill.

I am a heavy user both voice and data. My bill used to be $225/mo. I did exactly as above and now its $85.

3000 anytime minutes, 6 GB Data, unlimited Texts, enhanced Voicemail, unlimited after 6 PM minutes. So many extras that I would never use them all but at least I am paying a hell of a lot less. I now need two full batteries per day to come close to using it all :pound:
 

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contract expires in about a year, just wondered if there is a way to cancel it?
If you're sure you want to cancel Rogers now, yeah there will be a fee, they'll tell you what it is.

Or, reduce your phone service to the bare minimum (about $28 per month) and just move on to a new phone and new carrier. Exactly one month before your Rogers contract expires (put an alarm in your calendar), call them and give them your 30-day notice. They'll make you a crazy offer to stick around but, by that time, you'll be happily experiencing your new carrier, so just tell them 'no thanks'...
 
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