Joe Camel(Toe)
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M1 + M2 + Metropolis + Parkside Condos (Liberty Development) - Real Estate -
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coldstudios
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Did anyone get charged a service activation fee for their internet? ($14.95)? I was under the impression that with the promotion, all activation fees would be waived...
GPalltheway
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I think it shows up initially when you first sign up but it shouldn't be on your first bill as everthing is free for the first 3 months except for a $2.99 digital service fee for TV if you are renting a digital box.
coldstudios
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Thanks for the reply. Actually I've gotten all of my first 'bills' already - both the cable and land line show a break down of charges & minus charges equalling to 0 (including the $2.99 digital service fee for the TV) for the promotion, however I just got my internet bill and while the service itself has been set to 0 for the promotion, the service activation fee is listed as a full charge of $14.95
I just wanted to see if anyone else was being charged before I called up Rogers. Thanks!
Joe Camel(Toe)
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Service charge is valid.
GPalltheway
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My $14.95 service charge for internet was credited to 0 but I am paying the 2.99. Just call rogers and I'm sure they will refund.
Flaco7
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I have had 3 bills so far and no fees should be charged at all. just give them a call and they will refund you no problem.
coldstudios
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Thanks Flaco7, GPalltheway,
I just called Daliah and she's confirmed that all fees including the $2.99 digital service fee and $14.95 service activation fee should be waived for the 3 month promo.
Joe Camel(Toe)
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15 bucks waived, thanks!
Joe Camel(Toe)
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So when do you guys think registration will take place?
I-Need-To-Know
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in about 3 months, we asked the handyman when he came to do some fix ups.
GPalltheway
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You're taking the word of the handyman for when the buildings are going to register???
Joe Camel(Toe)
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hahaha!
coldstudios
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I met up with one of the builder's mortgage specialist in the sales office a week or so ago, and she mentioned that things are on schedule for the buildings to be registered by sometime in November. I also asked her about closing costs - mentioning that I was told before that about 3% of the purchase price should be put aside - and she did some of her own quick calculations and she assured me that 3% is "more than enough".
I'm hoping I can take her word for it - seeing as how she's working directly with the builder and their lawyers so she's probably in the know... :/
I'm hoping I can take her word for it - seeing as how she's working directly with the builder and their lawyers so she's probably in the know... :/
I-Need-To-Know
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Just keeping the conversation going with the handyman. He completed most of the fixup even though he wasn't suppose to
