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Cancellation service #1 in Canada
Cablevision is a regional telecommunications provider offering television and Internet services to residential customers. In Canada most customer reports and coverage references relate to its operations or shared services in Quebec and nearby areas; offerings commonly include TV packages and residential Internet plans.
When you cancel, service access (Internet, TV streams and related features) is typically terminated immediately if you request that. Recurring billing should stop at that point; your provider will produce a final bill that shows any outstanding charges, equipment balances, pro‑rated fees or refunds. If you have leased or received discounted devices, the provider may apply device‑recovery charges consistent with Canadian rules; in Quebec the provider must follow the declining‑fee formula for device discounts.
If you paid monthly fees in advance and the service is cancelled partway through the billing period, Cablevision must refund the unused days on a prorated basis. Refunds are also expected where cancellation is made within the applicable trial period. Exceptions apply when the provider has a lawful device‑discount recovery charge; those charges are permitted only to recover the discount and - in Quebec - must follow the regulated declining formula. Keep copies of payments and ask for a timeline for the refund to your original payment method.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Various TV packages | C$25 - 70 | Monthly | Not specified (general reported price range) |
Under Canadian telecom regulation, customers may cancel open‑ended Internet contracts without early termination fees except where charges are required to recover discounts on devices (for example, a discounted modem). Cancellation must take effect immediately upon request for open‑ended contracts. Providers must offer a minimum 15‑calendar‑day trial period during which the customer can cancel without penalty (30 days for persons with disabilities). Refunds for unused prepaid service days must be issued prorated on cancellation. In Quebec, additional consumer protections apply: cancellation fees for fixed‑term contracts that include device discounts must follow a regulated declining fee formula and cannot exceed lawful limits. For regulator guidance see the CRTC and the Office de la protection du consommateur links below.
User reviews collected regionally show a mixed but mainly positive view of Cablevision’s network performance and customer experience in parts of Quebec, with customers noting acceptable speeds and service in many locations. Negative reports commonly mention higher prices compared with some competitors, billing errors, and slower repair or restoration times, especially in remote areas where outages and equipment repairs can be delayed. For community reviews and comparisons see consumer review aggregators.
Customers commonly assume cancellation will occur on a future date rather than immediately, fail to request written confirmation, or forget to return rented equipment (or to keep the return receipt). Other frequent issues include not asking about device‑discount recovery charges, missing the provider’s trial window, or not checking the final invoice for prorated refunds and residual charges. To avoid disputes, always obtain a cancellation reference and keep physical proof of equipment returns and payments.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Phone cancellation | Prorated refund possible; immediate termination if requested | Moderate - you must speak with an agent and get confirmation |
| Online account cancellation | Prorated refund possible; easy to initiate but follow up recommended | Easy - quick if portal supports full cancellation |
| Written/registered mail | Prorated refund possible; strong proof of request | Medium - slower processing but good evidence for disputes |
Keep the cancellation confirmation, the final invoice and your shipping receipt for returned equipment. Monitor your bank statement to confirm any refund and check the final bill for unexpected device charges. If you have trouble obtaining a refund or the provider applies an unlawful fee, you can file a complaint with the Canadian Radio‑television and Telecommunications Commission: CRTC, and in Quebec you may contact the Office de la protection du consommateur: OPC. For community reports and plan comparisons see consumer sites such as PlanHub.
For equipment returns (registered mail or courier), use the return centre address and keep the return receipt as proof:
Cablevision Converter and Modem Return Center, 80 Grumman Road, Bethpage, NY 11714, USA
Note: send equipment by registered mail or courier and retain the tracking/receipt. If you need to send a written cancellation, verify with Cablevision which postal address or customer service centre handles written disconnection requests before sending.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Logan Lewis
Regulatory watch · 5 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 5 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.