Rogers

Rogers EPP: Get 100GB for $35 Canada-US, But Only in Quebec

The Rogers Preferred Program (RPP) is the company’s program offered to businesses to give special corporate plans for their employees. These plans are typically discounted compared to what’s normally available on the Rogers website. The latest Employee/Exclusive Partner Program (depending on carrier language of choice) from Rogers comes in the form of a $35 plan...

Fido Black Friday Deals 2024: Here’s What You Can Save

Just like its parent company Rogers, Fido has also shared its Black Friday 2024 deals on its website. Koodo and Virgin Plus do not have Black Friday deals showing on their websites yet. Specific deals for Fido’s Black Friday include discounts on plans, phones and more. You can check out the deals below: 60GB Plan...

Rogers Black Friday Deals 2024: Here are the Top Savings

Rogers has revealed its Black Friday deals for 2024 on its website, offering discounts on smartphones, tablets, plans and more. Below, you'll find an overview of what's available from Rogers for Black Friday this year. Most of the deals require you to sign a 24-month term, either on financing on a Save & Return plan...

Rogers Offers $60/180GB Plan: Are You One of the Lucky Ones?

Rogers appears to be offering custom deals to select customers yet again, with the latest offer being a 180GB plan for $60 per month. That’s according to what was shared by a user on Reddit, who said, "Just logged in and saw this deal. I have been looking for something that included international talk and...

BCAA Rogers Deals: $60 Canada-US Plan with Caribbean Roaming

Earlier this year, we told you about British Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA) cellphone deals for its members, offered through Rogers. Fast forward 11 months, and these BCAA Rogers cellphone deals have evolved. Here’s what they look like ahead of Black Friday for bring your own device customers. The plans include a “preferred discount”, plus Autopay...

Rogers, Telus and Bell to Cut Roaming Fees—What You Need to Know

After a recent push from the CRTC saying it was "taking action", Canada’s ‘Big 3’ telcos—Rogers, Telus, and Bell—are planning new ways to cut international roaming costs, aiming to give Canadian travellers more flexible options by 2025. Bell announced it will offer “tailored” options next year to lower roaming charges based on how much data...

Rogers Launches Comcast Xfinity Streaming in Canada

Rogers has officially launched Rogers Xfinity, a set of home services powered by Comcast’s technology platform. The first feature available through this service, called Rogers Xfinity Streaming, combines popular streaming apps with free content, letting users access live sports, movies, news, and shows all in one place. This rollout is part of a 10-year partnership...

Rogers ‘Winback’ Offers $35 Roaming Plan for Small Business

A recent Telus customer from B.C. shared their experience on RFD describing a disappointing switch from Rogers, noting Telus signals in Langley were really bad, despite being on a $40/200GB 5G+ ‘winback’ plan. So of course what happens? The Rogers ‘winback’ team will always reach out, offering sweetheart deals to lure you back. Just a day...

Fido Offering $34/60GB Canada-US Plan to Some Customers

Rogers-owned Fido is offering up a special deal for existing customers right now, in the form of a $34/60GB Canada-US plan. But of course, there’s a catch, as this is only for add a line, when you bring your own phone. The original price is actually $54/month, but there’s a $20/month off discount, taking it...

CRTC to Rogers, Telus, Bell: Follow the Rules or Brace for Crackdown

The CRTC announced today that it's reminding phone, internet, and TV providers to be clear about customer protections. That’s according to the CRTC’s Vice-President of Consumer, Analytics and Strategy, Scott Hutton. Companies such as Rogers, Telus and Bell need to inform customers about the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS), which helps resolve issues,...

Rogers, Telus, and Bell Customers Furious Over Surprise Price Hikes

Back in August, we told you about Rogers increasing the rental price of its Ignite TV boxes. Further backlash over that Rogers story expanded when CBC News covered the price increases last month. Now, in a follow up, CBC News says it has receive "hundreds of emails”, from customers of Rogers, Telus and Bell, fed...