Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Reservation numbers /Questions.

[peggerboi81]

32gb and 64gb versions

[Meowmix]

Hello Polishpat

Haha you know Rogers does't do that haha. They didn't do that with the Note 3 either lol

[Whodathunkit]

Has anyone else received an email regarding the pricing for the Note 4? I just got one stating $750 on a 2 year term. Does that seem a bit steep to anyone else? Pretty sure I got my Note 2 for $249 on a 3 year term.

[dpr]

Yes. I got that email too. This is the full buy out price with no term. I emailed why it not showing term price.

[Whodathunkit]

Thanks for confirming dpr. A tad confusing, no? If that's the full buyout price, they shouldn't have it listed with a 2 year term on the same line. Once I receive an email from the support team confirming this, I'll post it on here.

[Dragonstar]

Now that myrogers is back up, I went to check the status of my reservation and it doesn't show that I reserved anything! I even used the link in the confirmation email I got when I registered. Anyone else?

[dpr]

I just checked,  mine are there with the full price listed.  Same reservation spots.

[wpd]

I did not receive an e-mail and my reservation does not show pricing.

[Mike3023]

Has anyone have an idea when it will be released in Canada??

I do not uderstand why Samsung Canada is so terribly slow at announcing a date.

Would the USA date of  Oct 17 be safe to say, I doubt that.

I cannot understand why such a long delay.

Any info would be appreciated as I am debating on Samsung S5 if end of October ends up being release date..

[Whodathunkit]

Got an email from the business support team.

"There was an issue with your account setup that made your plan
ineligible for the hardware upgrade discount.  I have corrected this.
It doesn't effect your current monthly pricing but has changed the
hardware pricing for the device.  Sorry for any inconvenience this has
caused.

I have updated the reservation and the new and correct price is $329.99
on a 2 year voice and data term."

Not sure if it will be different for non-business customers, but I doubt it.