06-05-2018
03:34 AM
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06-05-2018
08:18 AM
by
RogersCilio
Hi, I am shifting from Saskatchewan to Ontario. Can keep same number and same plan. As there are different wireless plans in Saskatchewan and Ontario.
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06-05-2018
08:02 AM
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06-05-2018
08:19 AM
by
RogersCilio
Not sure.. if you change the billing address.. they MIGHT make you change?
Generally there should be no issues keeping the number and plan otherwise so to speak..
BUT.. anyone that would be calling you on it from Ontario, would be paying Long Distance fees to call you, as your number is located out there.
@Meowmix might have a little more info.
But best bet would be talking to Rogers directly.
02-07-2019
08:47 PM
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02-07-2019
11:18 PM
by
RogersMoin
What happens with my plan when moving provinces?
Thinking about moving from Saskatchewan to BC later this year and am wondering how my cell phone plan would work. Mainly since plans are considerably cheaper in Saskatchewan than they are in BC. I've still got like a year and a half left on my current contract.
Would changing my cell phone number from a Sask one to a BC one force me onto a more expensive BC plan?
02-08-2019 08:42 PM
Hello @Kaero,
Welcome to the Community 🙂!
BC sounds great! I realize plans available for Saskatchewan customers are really cost effective. However if you're looking to change your cellphone number to one in BC you would have to change your current plan to one that's available for the local area. Since the telephone number change would be due to a new location there will be no cost associated with it.
In order for you to maintain a region specific price plan, you have to ensure your billing address and cellphone number belong to the same region.
Good luck with the upcoming move! Feel free to reach back out if you have any more questions.
RogersZia
06-19-2019 09:02 AM
06-20-2019 09:09 AM - edited 06-20-2019 09:23 AM
Hello, @Morty18.
Welcome to the Rogers Community Forums! 🙂
Thank you for joining this discussion and for posting your query. You may find the answers in Message 2 and 4 of this thread posted above. Please don't hesitate to ask away any additional questions.
All the best!
Cheers,
RogersMoin
06-20-2019 11:23 AM