01-20-2015
10:28 AM
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03-31-2015
01:35 PM
by
RogersCassandra
I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 with Rogers and I secured a 6GB data plan for $30 plan over 2 years ago. Of course Rogers is now enforcing that you change plans if you upgrade your phone. I want to keep my plan of course though. I did unlock my S3 last year so If I buy a Galaxy S5 I should be able to swap my S3 SIM card into it and keep going as if nothing as changed, right? My 3 year plan expires this coming September so what happens to my plan then? Do I keep my sweet 6GB plan and just go month to month with Rogers? Or is there some way they can force me to change plans once my original 3 year term is up? I'd like to be able to source where I could buy a Galaxy S5 from that is less expensive than the $699 charged from Rogers too.
To summarize, I want to upgrade to a Galaxy S5 but still keep my $30 6GB data plan.
Thanks.
Kathy
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12-17-2017
12:40 PM
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12-17-2017
12:56 PM
by
RogersZia
Retention verses paying off phone and going elsewhere. Its your move rogers,should i stay or should i go
12-17-2017 01:05 PM
Hello @phalkon,
Sorry to hear you may be looking to part ways. Need a little bit of info. in order to assist further. Any particular reason why you're looking to pay off the tab? Is there a specific plan you're interested in?
For account support please reach out to us via PM @CommunityHelps!
RogersZia
12-19-2017 10:14 AM
02-19-2018
10:05 AM
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02-19-2018
10:14 AM
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RogersZia
Maybe some one know how I can solve this problem, I have a service with rogers for about 6 years now, I like to upgrade my Samsung s5, but rogers tell me the only way to upgrade my phone is to get a new plan, ( share everything) paying almost double the money for less service, any way around this? thanks.
02-19-2018 10:35 AM
03-06-2018
12:12 PM
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03-06-2018
02:48 PM
by
RogersShaun
I was considering upgrading early(contract is up in June) and pre order one of the new galaxy phones. I can't find any information though on how this will affect the other person on my share everything plan. If I select a new plan will the other person still be on it and will we still be sharing whatever data I choose in the new plan? Or will the plan I choose only be for my data? When will the new plan take effect, when I get the new phone or immediately?
If I choose to keep the same plan I get the option to buy outright for full price or a subsidized plan. Does that mean the subsidized plan is literally just renewing my/our contract under all the same terms and conditions for 2 years with no disruption to service?
Thanks.
03-06-2018 11:42 PM
Good day @Nodnerb,
Getting a new phone is always exciting! You're doing the right thing by inquiring on how the changes you will bring will affect the other lines on your account.
Is your line the main one of the Share Everything plan? If it is the case, all of the secondary ones will be impacted.
If you're changing from a No Tab, to Premium Tab, with the same amount of data, and your current plan is recent enough, you might be able to keep the additional ones the same.
If your line is one of the secondary ones, you can change "Tabs", but you will not end up changing the amount of data shared amongst all of the lines on your account. This means only the cost of the line in question will change.
When changing your plan while going through the hardware upgrade process, the plan is changed right away, even if your phone ships two or three days later.
If you upgrade the phone on one of your lines, it will only renew the contract on that particular number.
I hope this addresses all of your inquiries. Please do not hesitate to let us know if you have any other questions!
RogersMaude
03-07-2018 03:24 PM
Thanks for the response. That clears up a lot. So I am the primary, if I upgrade my phone and change the plan, my wife's plan also changes. Can she decide to upgrade her phone also at the promotional price and subsidize a new phone?
Also, when I go to keep my existing plan after choosing a phone pre order and it gives me the option of keeping my current plan, does that mean literally our current plan and all of its costs and inclusions are the same for another 2 year term? It also says "does not include talk time". I'm not sure how I add talk time, but the monthly payment is the same as I'm paying now with unlimited text and talk. Confused!
Thanks!
03-08-2018 03:26 PM
Hello again @Nodnerb,
Thank you for your reply! You're very welcome!
If your plan is not grandfathered, your wife might not even have to change her plan, if you change the one on your number. However, we would need to access your account in order to properly validate whether or not it's the case.
She can most definitely upgrade her cellphone as well, if she wants to take advantage of the promotions we have going on right now.
If you decide to remain on your current price plan, the price of the new phone might vary depending on the type of plan you're on. If you keep it the same, everything that is included will stay as it currently is and you will not have to add talktime. The pricing will also be identical to what you're currently paying.
Completing the hardware upgrade via MyRogers is ideal because you will be saving on the connection fee as it is waived for orders placed from our website.
Let us know if you need more information before making your choice!
RogersMaude
03-25-2018
05:36 PM
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03-25-2018
05:42 PM
by
RogersMaude
Hello,
Long time Rogers customer here. I called in to receive the $60/10GB special in December which was great.
Then sadly I lost my iphone 6+ in Whistler and now need a new one.
I know I could buy a replacement retail, but would be willing to recommit to Rogers for 24 months if I could take advantage of the deals available on the 8+.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks!
03-25-2018 05:47 PM
@kfischer wrote:
Hello,
Long time Rogers customer here. I called in to receive the $60/10GB special in December which was great.
Then sadly I lost my iphone 6+ in Whistler and now need a new one.I know I could buy a replacement retail, but would be willing to recommit to Rogers for 24 months if I could take advantage of the deals available on the 8+.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks!
Do the math, you're better off buying a device full price now than loosing your 10gb plan to get a subsidy,
09-16-2018
08:16 PM
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09-16-2018
11:55 PM
by
RogersMaude
What a great Sunday night being bounced around from department to department listening to anyone telling you they can't help you including a retention manager unless you pay more more monthly charges. I have less hassel buying a car or house! All I want to do is upgrade 2 of my 4 phones on the share plan to iPhone from the current pathetic excuse of a mobile Huawei. Three were sold told us saying that we would never regret it.....but after I paid last May for one upgrade it's been a disaster. All I want is two replacement iPhone 8s and immediately and not pay out $80 remaining device charge... I have to upgrade my monthly package...sounds like great math and profit for Rogers but totally screws the customer...I will be paying out my existing contracts and going back to bell or mayby rogue to Telus or freedom mobile...it's not hard Rogers to do the right thing but to you loosing a customer doesn't matter but when you spread the word to everyone that will listen it will give me great pleasure in having other friends and family switch.
09-17-2018 08:18 PM - edited 09-17-2018 10:50 PM
Good evening @ATS72,
Thank you for your post and welcome to the Rogers Community!
Using a device that does not fulfill your needs can be frustrating. We definitely want to help you sort this out.
I understand that being bounced around from one department to another can make the process a pain to deal with.
To get a reduced upfront cost on your device, you may have to upgrade your plan. If you are not already on one, you will need to upgrade to one of our Share Everything™ plans on a 2-year term, in order to get the lowest upfront cost on your new device.
If you don’t want to change your plan to an in-market Share Everything plan on a 2-year term, just keep your existing plan and pay the No Term price of the device.
We do value your business and thank you for your loyalty. If you would like us to take a deeper look into this, please send a private message @CommunityHelps. For more information on our private messaging system, take a look at this blog.
Don't forget that you can trade-in your current phone in store, for a discount towards your subsidized hardware upgrade, in order to further reduce the cost of your device!
RogersMaude
03-06-2019 11:31 AM
Same problem here! I pay $450 for 4 mobiles. I had to upgrade my plan 2 years ago to get the iphone 6 for $0. My phone is now broke and to get a new free phone (it's never free) I was asked to upgrade my plan again. Seriously every two years I need to spend more money! It's actually better to pay for the phone. I've been a rogers costumer for 30 years, they don't care, they know there's no real competition. I was paying a lot of money for TV and internet with rogers, bell was offering a good deal so I called rogers and asked them if they could help, I didn't really want to switch provider. They said NO, sorry, there's nothing we can do for you. After switching to Bell they call me offering me all these amazing deals. I can't be bother, before talking to any carriers......get a bottle of wine, you are going to need it.
03-07-2019 10:57 AM
Hello @edigiuseppe,
Welcome to the Community and great first post! 🙂
The last thing we want is for you to think that we don't care for our customers and their needs. Your satisfaction is very important to us! We do our best to provide offers and promotions that are in line with today's market while remaining at the forefront of innovative products and services.
Please bear in mind that offers and promotions come and go often, but we try to provide the best possible solutions to our customers depending on what is available to us at that given time. We are sorry if you felt disappointed with what was presented. 😞
If you are currently looking to upgrade to a new phone for any of your wireless lines, we'd love to discuss some options with you. There are some phones that are available at a $0 upfront cost, but of course, that will depend on which Tab you take and which phone model you select. Feel free to click HERE to review the available phone options and you can scroll through the different Tab types to see the costs. As an example, I'm showing that the iPhone 8 64GB is currently being offered for $0 down on a Premium Tab.
To send us a Private Message @CommunityHelps, please CLICK HERE for the instructions.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the Community. Thirty years is a very long time to remain with a company and this type of loyalty does not go unnoticed! We hope we can find you a workable solution and keep you as our valued customer. 😊
Kind regards,
RogersLaura
11-30-2019
12:00 PM
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11-30-2019
12:17 PM
by
RogersYasmine
Upgrade device XR to iPhone Pro Max
Hello, hoping someone here can help. I just got the IPhone XR with the Edge 20 tab (Black Friday deal at Walmart yesterday $33.75 for phone + $26.25 for Edge 20 tab total = $60 and I would like to upgrade in like 6 months time to an IPhone 11 Pro Max.
My question is this, when I upgrade will I be able to keep my current Edge 20 tab at the same amount? Will I need to pay off my current phone and start a new contract with the new phone? Or can I just return the iPhone XR to Rogers and upgrade to the new iPhone Pro max? Of course I know the the monthly phone amount will increase as it’s a more expensive phone than the XR, but I’m hoping only the monthly phone amount increases but the plan amount stays the same . I’m on a 24months agreement. Thanks.
12-01-2019 11:26 AM
Hello, @DeeGee.
Welcome to Rogers Community Forums! 😀
Thank you for your query, and congratulations on your Black Friday deal!
You may need to upgrade to one of our Rogers Infinite plans to get the lowest upfront cost on your new device. The device balance paid in full before the upgrade, and you will have the option of trading in your old device for a credit towards a new one.
I recommend reaching out to us before upgrading so we can go through all the possibilities to get the device at the best price and plan.
Cheers,
RogersMoin