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Shomi
7650 Kimbel Street, Units 28‑31
L5S 1L2 Mississauga Canada
estimates@shomi.ca
Cancellation of Shomi contract
Dear Sir or Madam,

I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Shomi service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.

Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.

This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.

In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.

I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.

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Recipient
Shomi
7650 Kimbel Street, Units 28‑31
L5S 1L2 Mississauga , Canada
estimates@shomi.ca
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Cancellation Shomi: Easy Method

What is Shomi

Shomi was a Canadian subscription video-on-demand service jointly launched by Rogers and Shaw. It offered movies and TV shows to subscribers but was discontinued on November 30, 2016 and is no longer active.

Because the service ended in 2016, there is no active Shomi subscription product or current, verified cancellation flow published by the company or platform partners.

How to cancel Shomi

  • Because Shomi shut down in 2016, there is no live Shomi account portal to sign into for cancellation. If you still see recurring charges or an active entry on a billing platform (Apple, Google, bank/credit card or a cable account), cancel the subscription through the platform where you originally subscribed: for iOS subscriptions use your Apple ID subscriptions, for Android use Google Play subscriptions, for card or bank charges contact your bank or card issuer or the merchant on your statement, and for Rogers or Shaw account add-ons manage subscriptions through your Rogers or Shaw account. If you prefer a written, provable cancellation attempt to the company address, send a signed, dated registered letter (tracked/with proof of delivery) to Shomi Inc., 7650 Kimbel Street, Units 28‑31, Mississauga, Ontario, L5S 1L2, Canada. Keep copies of all correspondence and delivery receipts.

What happens when you cancel

Because the service no longer operates, there is no active account access or renewal schedule to change. Historically, cancelling an active streaming subscription typically stops future renewals while existing paid access continued until the end of the billing period; that pattern may not apply to a discontinued service. Any account data that existed with Shomi would be subject to the company’s retention and privacy policies at the time of shutdown; in practice the service closure means you cannot stream content from Shomi now.

Will I get a refund?

There is no verified refund policy for Shomi available today, and since the service has been inactive since November 30, 2016, there is no current refund policy to apply. If you believe you were billed after the shutdown or charged in error, your best options are to contact the payment platform (Apple, Google Play, your bank or card issuer) to dispute the charge or request a refund, or to raise the issue with Rogers or Shaw if the charge appeared on a cable or ISP bill. Keep documentation of dates and charges when you contact providers or your financial institution.

Shomi plans and pricing

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Your consumer rights in Canada

Canadian consumer protections vary by issue and channel. If you were charged improperly you can file a dispute through your credit card issuer or bank. Complaints about unfair commercial practices may be raised with provincial consumer protection offices or industry regulators; the CRTC has been involved in past complaints about Shomi’s original distribution model. For historical context and to identify relevant consumer advocacy groups, see the Consumers’ Association of Canada and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre; for regulatory matters consult the CRTC.

Customer experiences

While it operated, reviewers and former employees reported a mix of strengths and weaknesses: some praised the technical team and marketing, while others reported user-experience problems such as buffering during trials and organizational challenges. The service’s discontinuation drew criticism about profitability and its business model. These historical observations do not affect current cancellation mechanics because the service is closed.

Documentation checklist

  • Copy of billing statement(s) showing the charge (date, amount, merchant name)
  • Account emails or screenshots showing subscription details or confirmation
  • Receipts or proof of payment (credit card or bank transaction records)
  • Copies of any correspondence with Apple, Google, Rogers, Shaw, your bank or merchant
  • Registered mail tracking number and delivery receipt if you send a letter to the company address

Common mistakes

A common mistake is assuming Shomi’s original website or account portal is still active - because the service was shut down in 2016, trying to cancel on a defunct site will not work. Another mistake is not checking the original payment channel: many people forget they subscribed via Apple or Google and attempt to contact the merchant instead of managing the subscription through their device platform. Also, not keeping proof of cancellation or dispute communications (screenshots, confirmation emails, delivery receipts) weakens your position when contesting charges with banks or platform providers.

Comparative recap

Method Refund Difficulty
Web account (shomi.com) Unclear - site inactive; unlikely to provide refunds Medium - site not available; historic accounts not accessible
Apple App Store (iOS subscriptions) Depends on Apple’s refund policy and the timing of charges Low - Medium - request via Apple support or in-app subscriptions
Google Play (Android subscriptions) Depends on Google Play’s refund policy and the timing of charges Low - Medium - request via Google Play support or subscriptions
Registered mail to company address Unclear - formal notice may help document your attempt; refunds not guaranteed Low - straightforward but requires proof of delivery

After cancelling

After you’ve taken cancellation steps, monitor your bank and card statements for any further charges and retain all documentation. If unauthorized or erroneous charges continue, contact your financial institution to dispute the transactions and consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or the CRTC if applicable. For background and verification of Shomi’s closure, see the Shomi entry on Wikipedia: Shomi - Wikipedia. For platform-specific cancellation and refund procedures see Apple’s subscription support (Cancel subscriptions with Apple) and Google Play help (Cancel subscriptions with Google Play).

Address

Shomi Inc., 7650 Kimbel Street, Units 28‑31, Mississauga, Ontario, L5S 1L2, Canada

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FAQ

If you see recurring charges, cancel through the platform where you subscribed, such as Apple or Google Play, or contact your bank for card charges. For a formal cancellation attempt, consider sending a registered letter to Shomi Inc., 7650 Kimbel Street, Units 28-31, Mississauga, Ontario, L5S 1L2, Canada.

There is no verified refund policy for Shomi since it ceased operations in 2016. If you were charged after this date, contact your payment platform or bank to dispute the charge or request a refund.

To document your cancellation attempt, send a signed, dated registered letter to Shomi Inc. at their Mississauga address. Keep copies of all correspondence and proof of delivery.

Since Shomi is no longer operational, there is no active account access or renewal schedule. Any account data would have been subject to the company's privacy policies at the time of shutdown.

In Canada, if you were charged improperly, you can dispute the charge through your credit card issuer or bank. For unfair practices, you may contact provincial consumer protection offices.