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Midco is a regional telecommunications and media company that provides cable television, broadband internet, voice services, and streaming products (such as Midco Sports Plus). It operates primarily in the Upper Midwest U.S., offering consumer and business services under account-subscription models and with defined terms for billing, cancellation, and equipment returns.
Cancellation steps depend on how you subscribed and which service you have. Below is a concise, actionable guide for each common path. If you prefer a written termination, use the mailing address in the Address section and send via registered mail (raccomandata A/R) to ensure receipt.
When you cancel, access to the applicable service typically continues until the end of the current billing period unless Midco’s terms or local law specify otherwise. For streaming subscriptions cancelled through Midco’s website, access ends at the conclusion of that billing cycle. For services tied to leased equipment, billing may continue or equipment charges may apply if the equipment is not returned on time. Midco’s records will reflect the cancellation date; retain confirmation details and any return receipts as proof.
Refunds depend on the service and how you subscribed. Web subscriptions to Midco Sports Plus are described as non‑refundable - “all purchases are final” - except as required by applicable law or an app store’s refund process. For broadband, prepaid fees are refundable if you terminate after the first 30 days. For new or upgraded residential services, Midco’s stated pledge allows a full refund of charges (including installation) if you are not completely satisfied within the first 30 days of installation. App Store/Google Play refunds follow those stores’ policies, not Midco’s direct refund process.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Midco Sports Plus 1 | USD 7.99 | Monthly | Summit League Network access |
| Midco Sports Plus 1 | USD 99.99 | Annual | Summit League Network access |
| Midco Sports Plus 2 | USD 34.99 | Monthly | Access CCHA TV |
| Midco Sports Plus 2 | USD 179.99 | Annual | Access CCHA TV |
| Midco Sports Plus All | USD 39.99 | Monthly | All content |
| Midco Sports Plus All | USD 249.99 | Annual | All content |
Canadian consumers have protections under federal and provincial laws that can affect telecom and digital service cancellations. The Canadian Radio‑television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and provincial consumer protection statutes set rules on disclosure, cancellation, and certain contract terms. Although Midco’s posted policies reflect U.S. practices, Canadian customers should check CRTC guidance and provincial consumer protection offices for rights such as contractual disclosure, cancellation remedies, and statutory cooling‑off periods where applicable. If you believe a provider has breached consumer law, you can contact provincial consumer protection agencies or the CRTC for guidance on enforcement or dispute escalation.
Customer feedback is mixed. Some reviewers praise Midco for reliable service and helpful staff, reporting long periods without outages and positive interactions with support. Other reviews and complaint platforms record recurring problems: long or frequent outages, speeds below advertised rates, repeated technician visits, billing errors, and dissatisfaction with customer support effectiveness. These varied accounts suggest experiences may differ by region, plan, and individual circumstances - document your own interactions carefully and keep records if service quality or billing becomes disputed.
Customers commonly make these errors: cancelling the wrong channel (trying to cancel a web subscription through the App Store or vice versa); failing to return leased equipment and then getting charged; assuming a pro‑rated or immediate refund will be issued when Midco’s terms state purchases are final; and not sending written cancellations or failing to keep registered‑mail proof when required. Also watch for missed notice deadlines - some residential cancellations require at least one business day’s notice - and check bills after cancellation to ensure charges stop as expected.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| App Store / Google Play subscription cancel | Refunds handled by the app store per their policies | Medium (must use app store account) |
| Midco website (Sports Plus) cancel | Generally non‑refundable for web purchases (unless law requires) | Easy (Account Settings on the site) |
| Broadband internet after 30 days | Prepaid fees refundable on customer‑initiated termination | Medium (written notice / call / in‑person recommended) |
| Residential services (standard) | Possible refund if within 30‑day satisfaction period; otherwise refunds limited | Medium (one business day notice; equipment returns required) |
After you cancel, keep copies of all confirmations, return receipts, and final bills. Monitor your payment method for any final charges or refunds and allow a billing cycle for account updates to appear. If a dispute arises, use your documentation when contacting Midco support, and if unresolved, raise the issue with relevant consumer protection authorities. For more information or to start online actions, visit Midco’s main site and support pages listed below.
Helpful links: Midco main site, Midco Support, Midco Terms, and CRTC for Canadian telecom consumer information.
Send written cancellation requests to:
Midco P.O. Box 5010
Sioux Falls, SD 57117
Send by registered mail (raccomandata A/R) where possible to ensure proof of receipt. For phone cancellations or support, use 1‑800‑888‑1300 and retain any confirmation numbers or agent names provided.
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Written by Mia Walker
Postclic editor · 4 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.