For several years, I have financed several mobile devices for myself and my family members with Rogers. All my payments have been made rigorously, always on time, thanks to a direct debit system. I have never had a late payment or any incident to report. However, recently, I was surprised to find that I could no longer access financing for a new device through my online account. After multiple attempts to obtain an explanation, I was finally put in touch with one of the agents on July 10, 2025 at 9:58 a.m. The agent told me that a conflict between my account and that of my partner would be the cause of this blockage. However, no clear reason or valid justification was provided to me, he admitted to me that he did not have the means to resolve the problem, even adding that no one else could go further, as he believed it represented the last possible level of processing. I find this response completely unacceptable. As a loyal customer for over 6 years, having always respected my contractual commitments, I do not understand how a simple administrative or systemic problem – for which I am not responsible – can justify such a categorical refusal, without any solution being offered to me. Should I conclude that Rogers would rather lose a loyal customer, as well as all the lines associated with my family account, than resolve an internal technical malfunction? This type of treatment reflects neither the professionalism nor the loyalty that one is entitled to expect from a company like Rogers.

bills have always exceeded contact amounts.Largest bill was $1500+ for roaming charges.Average over the last 6 months have exceed contracted amount by more than $300.Unfortunately, Canadians don't have many providers to choose from. One day this will change. Therefore, its best to remain in the honeymoon phase and shift providers at renewal every 2 years.