Magoomba
May 23rd, 2012, 04:25 AM
Been with Rogers for a number of years. In fact I was a Cantel customer way back in the day.
My last interaction with Rogers was about 2 years ago to renew my contract for another 3 years and get a hardware upgrade to iPhone.
Last month my bill jumped about $20 and when I looked at the details, some credits I had previously expired.
I don't recall the exact conversation when I renewed the contract, but I'm pretty sure I asked them if my price plan would stay the same as prior to the renewal.
I am not the kind of person who would commit to a contract knowing that the price I pay would change down the line.
From reading other threads it seems most people explicitly ask for the expiry date on their credits when they renew.
That way they would expire at the same time as the new end-of-contract date.
Now I didn't explicitly ask the agent to do this.
Planning to call them later this week to sort this out. Do I have a case?
Can I get regular customer service to fix this or do I need to get transferred to retentions somehow?
Please advise.
My last interaction with Rogers was about 2 years ago to renew my contract for another 3 years and get a hardware upgrade to iPhone.
Last month my bill jumped about $20 and when I looked at the details, some credits I had previously expired.
I don't recall the exact conversation when I renewed the contract, but I'm pretty sure I asked them if my price plan would stay the same as prior to the renewal.
I am not the kind of person who would commit to a contract knowing that the price I pay would change down the line.
From reading other threads it seems most people explicitly ask for the expiry date on their credits when they renew.
That way they would expire at the same time as the new end-of-contract date.
Now I didn't explicitly ask the agent to do this.
Planning to call them later this week to sort this out. Do I have a case?
Can I get regular customer service to fix this or do I need to get transferred to retentions somehow?
Please advise.