05-03-2018 09:57 PM - last edited on 05-03-2018 11:32 PM by RogersZia
I have rogers internet service and the payment I made recently got posted to a incorrect rogers account. I called customer service asking them to transfer or refund but to my disappointment they said the payment cannot be transferred to my Rogers account or credited back to the credit card. THIS IS RIDICULOUS that such a big company like Rogers cannot take care of this genuine customer request. Absolutely unacceptable.... the amount is close to $480 dollars ... huge .. Can anyone please advise me what can be done.
I have already contacted my credit card company and they said they cannot revert the payment as well.
My question to Rogers is how can a company big company like Rogers keep someone's money and gives some unacceptable reasons for not returning/refunding the money.
Very frustrated, with the way my concerns/request is being handled, the customer service has opened a request to the office of president but was told it may not be helpful. I am so much frustrated right now.
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05-11-2018 04:00 PM
05-03-2018 11:48 PM - edited 05-03-2018 11:55 PM
Good evening and welcome to the Community @Maazu,
Based on your post, I can see this has been a challenging experience for you. I realize the amount in question is quite significant. Do you have more than one account with Rogers? If yes, then typically we are able to transfer over-payments to another Rogers account. However, I would have to review your payment details to make an appropriate recommendation.
I see you've already escalated your request. Please keep us posted on the outcome and feel free to reach out to us if you have any further questions!
RogersZia
05-03-2018 11:55 PM - edited 05-04-2018 12:08 AM
05-04-2018 12:27 AM - edited 05-04-2018 12:30 AM
So challenging, or just plain frustrating - I clearly hear you saying your are frustrated, but not sure about challenged. Me personally, I find these frustrating, challenging no, I love a good challenge.
Since your issue has been escalated by customer service, either on our request or their decision, you will have to await the results of the escalation to have them get back to you in all probability. The questions just given to you may be useful when you deal with the escalation.
If you know what department they escalated, and an ID number for the interaction, you can call in to clarify status if it is taking a while. Escalations are supposed to occur in 48 hours.
I have had success in the past with escalations in unusual situations like this one - unfortunately, I have also found that many CSR's are not given permission or ar not trained in how to deal with the unusual. I a glad they arrange it to be escalated, as clearly it was out of the scope of the ability of the person you had to work with.
Rogers has a real issue at this moment that CSR's are now often defined within a very limited scope of options and they listen to you to understand the problem, then you find out they can't do anything - what they are saying is that they themselves cannot do anything - I often have to push when they say, nothing can be done and say, are you saying that nothing in your power can be done. Is there someone else I can deal with, or shall I just escalate. As when I escalate, I always refer to the people and ID's and what has been said by the first person and myself, and I advise them that I a going to escalate - sometimes I have had success in suddenly that person finds a way to do it, or creates a solution by transferring you. I have been told that the direction is that they are expected to think out of the box to improve the customer learning experience.
So I wish you luck with the escalation. When I hit a dead end like you did, this is my usual approach, but I also sometimes come here just to make it public the event, as well as to see if others have a solution. So thank you for bringing your concern forward - we the users on the forum appreciate anytime a customer brings forward issues, we learn together how to move forward.
All the best Bruce
05-04-2018 07:40 AM
05-04-2018 08:38 AM
As you have said you only have one account...
How was it paid to the wrong one? Was a wrong account number entered somewhere and then deposited to there?
I wonder about the 'not being able to transfer it' thing.. is due to the account the payment was made to, is not 'yours' so thats why?
As for how/why cant move it?
I agree that it should be easy.. but I have seen this across... well just about everything. Bell, Power, gas, etc...
Always seems the way, its not always just an easy move. They need to issue a full manual REFUND to the person, which can take X weeks to get there, etc. 😞
05-04-2018 11:49 AM
05-04-2018 11:53 AM
05-04-2018 01:04 PM
@Maazu wrote:
Well. I made the payment via phone and probably entered an incorrect phone number and that's how it went to the wrong account. I totally understand it's a mistake, and I am trying to get it posted to my account .that's all. It's a matter of transfer but not understanding why Rogers can't transfer it, it's a matter of posting the payment to the correct account
Do you mean you may have entered somebody else's phone number and your payment went to someone else's account? Can your bank track where the payment went? Can you put a stop payment on it? Or would that cost more than it's worth?
05-04-2018 01:33 PM
Do you mean you may have entered somebody else's phone number and your payment went to someone else's account? Can your bank track where the payment went? Can you put a stop payment on it? Or would that cost more than it's worth?
Due to Privacy Banks can only see a payment made to Rogers Communications and a reference number, this issue must be sorted with Rogers directly because they were the one who conducted the transaction.
Here is something interesting, My sister had recently had a cellphone account put under her name finally, but in order to do it the Rogers gave her a new BAN account number. She went to the bank to pay her bill as she always does. banks are suppsot to take precations and check account numbers on the invoices to make sure they match what theyre entering for the payment so the teller failed to do this and paid the old account number which the bank had on file, my sisters phone line mist a payment, so when my sister found out she simply went to the bank showed the statement, the bank acknowledged the teller paid the wrong account number, the bank fixed the payment and put it back in the correct account not only that but the rogers agent asked to speak to the teller so the teller explained on the phone what happened so they even waived the late payment charges on my sisters account.
05-04-2018 03:25 PM
05-11-2018 04:00 PM
03-08-2019 03:32 PM - last edited on 03-08-2019 03:38 PM by RogersTony
I made payment to closed account by mistake. Can you please help
03-08-2019 03:42 PM
11-02-2019 03:42 PM
11-02-2019 03:55 PM
The OOTP can be reached through "Share a Concern" link below. I have found them quite responsive, usually calling me back when I fill in the form on the next business day.
11-17-2023 03:30 PM
11-19-2023 03:09 PM
Good afternoon @Violett!
I'd highly recommend reaching out to our Credit Operations team in this situation.
You can find their contact info if you follow this link: Outstanding account, payments – Contact Us - Rogers
Regards,
RogersCorey
04-29-2024 08:43 PM
05-01-2024 10:02 PM
Good evening @Craneman577,
Welcome to the Community!
I appreciate the details you've shared. Based on the above post, I assume this payment was made through your bank account? We will try our best to get this issue resolved for you in an effective manner. Did you make the payment to a closed account or to an unknown party's account?
Honestly it is completely possible for your financial institution to claw back the funds for you. However maybe the process needed to be done within a certain window of time?
Do you know if a ticket was opened up on your account to investigate the misapplied funds? If yes, have you heard back about the ticket?
Just need a bit more info to assist you further.
RogersZia