About Rogers Internet Plans
Most Rogers internet plans offer unlimited data, with the option to purchase a limited 100GB monthly plan. Depending on your location, Rogers internet packages can provide 50Mbps download speeds, 150Mbps, or even 1GB. The three previously mentioned plans are currently available in Ontario, and cost $84.99, $99.99 and $119.99 respectively.
Available plans
Rogers Home Internet Plans Coverage
Rogers home internet plans are not currently available everywhere in Canada. However, you can check your eligibility quickly using the Rogers website. When shopping for an internet plan, the website will prompt you to type in your home address. Doing so will reveal whether or not your home is eligible for Rogers home internet.
Rogers Reviews: A Favourite Amongst Canadians
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Rogers is one of the country's most used and respected networks for good reason. Their expansive infrastructure and affordable prices have won over countless customers. However, some Rogers reviews express impatience with their customer service. Since they are such a massive company, you should be prepared to be put on hold for a while.
Ravi
toronto, ontario
Have been reliable and affordable !
Al
mississauga, ontario
I had trouble with Rogers last time - however, they came through this time as exceptional to deal with. If they were in my new area, I would continue using their service.
Adnan
toronto, ontario
As soon as the contract ends, they double the price. Good service, but extortionately priced.
Ali
toronto, ontario
hi there I need internet for a home for 3 devices with fair price
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More About Rogers
Rogers was founded in 1960, but quickly grew into one of the country's most trusted service providers. Their dedication to technological advancement make them the direct competition of industry giants like Bell and Telus.
