How to Complain to Rogers and Get Your Money Back
Rogers Communications is one of Canada's Big Three telecom providers. If Rogers wrongfully charged you, added unauthorized services to your bill, made it impossible to cancel, or provided false promotional terms, you have rights under CRTC regulations. A formally worded complaint letter citing the Wireless Code and CRTC rules is the most effective way to get Rogers to issue a refund or reverse charges.
Common Rogers complaints
- Wrongfully charged for services never ordered
- Unexpected overages and hidden fees
- Difficulty cancelling without penalty
- Misleading promotional terms and bait-and-switch
- Service outages without bill credits
- Unauthorized plan changes
Your legal rights when disputing Rogers
A verbal complaint to Rogers's customer service rarely produces results. A formal written complaint letter citing the specific consumer protection laws that apply to your situation puts legal pressure on Rogers to respond. These are the laws and regulatory bodies that govern Rogers complaints:
Applicable Laws
- ·CRTC Wireless Code of Conduct
- ·CRTC Internet Code
- ·Telecommunications Act
- ·Consumer Protection Act (Ontario/provincial)
Regulatory Bodies
How to write a complaint letter to Rogers — 3 steps
Describe what happened
Tell us you were wrongfully charged by Rogers, what the issue was, and the outcome you want — refund, reversal, or compensation.
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Send the letter and get results
Download your letter and send it to Rogers's customer relations department. Include your regulatory filing intent to maximize pressure.
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Still no response after sending your letter?
If Rogers ignores your complaint letter, file directly with the relevant regulatory body. Our “Final Warning” tone adds this escalation threat directly to your letter.