I've done a search to see if anyone else has noted this but didn't find anything so sorry if this is a repeat.
I get my Rogers bills eposted to me so I never noticed this until I went to my "MyRogers" page. It turns out that my 6gb package now has a expiry date attached to it and I know it wasn't there before.
I signed up in the first promotion period and assumed that like everything else the plan would end up being grandfathered.
Did I miss something?
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iRod
Since 1965
20" 2.4GHz Intel iMac, G4 Sawtooth, 13" MacBook Pro, 16 gig iPhone4, iPhone 3G, 32 Gig iPod touch 4th gen., 8 Gig iPod Touch, 4 Gig 3rd Gen. Nano, 4Gig 4th Gen. Nano, 4 Gig iPod Mini, 3 512 mb 1st Gen. iPod Shuffles and a 40 Gig TV, am I leaving anything out? Do Apple fans have garage sales?
The plan will be grandparented. You'll never lose it. If the cost ever goes down, call and have it adjusted. It's no different from other grandparented features and credits some have had for a decade.
If still in doubt, call Rogers and confirm it. It's just a notation with unfortunate wording on your bill.
If still in doubt, call Rogers and confirm it. It's just a notation with unfortunate wording on your bill.
There is no such thing as unfortunate wording on contract language, only terms or conditions. This is where lawyers make their living and the basic rule is pay first, argue later.
When you contact Rogers, makes sure you have name, date and reference number of the person you talked to.
Yes, most likely it will be grandfathered in, but all contracts have an end date for a reason.
The plan will be grandparented. You'll never lose it. If the cost ever goes down, call and have it adjusted. It's no different from other grandparented features and credits some have had for a decade.
If still in doubt, call Rogers and confirm it. It's just a notation with unfortunate wording on your bill.
Right. Likely refers to the end of the term of your contract, not the package/service.
I phoned Rogers and it represents the length of the term for the 6 gb data plan.
6 gb = 3 years, so the term is until 2011, after that it will be grandfathered.
Thanks
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iRod
Since 1965
20" 2.4GHz Intel iMac, G4 Sawtooth, 13" MacBook Pro, 16 gig iPhone4, iPhone 3G, 32 Gig iPod touch 4th gen., 8 Gig iPod Touch, 4 Gig 3rd Gen. Nano, 4Gig 4th Gen. Nano, 4 Gig iPod Mini, 3 512 mb 1st Gen. iPod Shuffles and a 40 Gig TV, am I leaving anything out? Do Apple fans have garage sales?
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