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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
Rogers Communications is a Canadian telecommunications company that provides TV, internet and phone services in Canada.
It is not a New Zealand-based provider; there is no evidence Rogers operates retail or service delivery points within New Zealand.
Information in this guide refers to Rogers services as provided in Canada and to how those services are typically cancelled.
The practical steps apply if you are a Rogers customer (for example, a Canadian account holder) seeking cancellation while in New Zealand or elsewhere.
Service termination timing varies; your account may stop on a date specified by Rogers and your billing may continue until that date.
Final billing can include prorated charges or early termination fees depending on your contract terms.
Rogers issues refunds for credit balances after final billing using the last payment method on file.
Refund timing depends on payment type: card withdrawals and similar methods are handled faster than cheque refunds.
Rogers plan names and prices are set for the Canadian market and are subject to change by Rogers.
No verified pricing in New Zealand dollars (NZD) for 2024 - 2025 is available for Rogers services.
| Service type | Price (NZD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Home Internet | Varies | Canadian-market pricing; no NZ pricing available |
| TV | Varies | Package-dependent; not listed in NZD |
| Mobile/Phone | Varies | Plan-dependent; Canadian charges apply |
Under the CGA, New Zealand consumers are entitled to remedies for goods and services that are faulty, not fit for purpose, or not as described.
Businesses cannot contract out of CGA rights by using “no refunds” clauses that would deny statutory remedies. Consumer Protection NZ - CGA.
There are few positive New Zealand-context reviews specific to Rogers; many reports focus on problems rather than praise.
Where issues are resolved, customers note that persistence, recording call details, and requesting written confirmation help achieve closure.
Not asking for a written confirmation number or email can leave you without proof of cancellation.
Relying solely on the app or online portal - cancellations reportedly cannot be completed there - can delay or fail to cancel the account.
Failing to return equipment or to obtain and track a return receipt often results in unexpected equipment charges on the final bill.
Not checking bank statements or the final bill for residual charges can allow unnoticed billing errors to persist.
| Topic | Rogers policy / practice | Common customer experience | NZ consumer approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Must contact Rogers directly by phone/support; not via app | Customers report difficulty and long hold times | Document everything; use statutory remedies if service fails |
| Refunds | Refunds issued for credit balances to last payment method (card: ~5 business days; cheque: 3 - 4 weeks) | Some report delays or lack of automatic confirmation | Check final bill and bank; escalate to dispute if incorrect |
| Equipment returns | Returns required; fees possible for unreturned items | Users report follow-up required and possible charges | Keep tracking receipts; challenge incorrect charges under CGA if necessary |
Cancellation with Rogers requires direct contact and careful documentation to avoid fees and confirm refunds.
New Zealand consumers should rely on local consumer law for remedies if they face unresolved problems while dealing with an overseas provider.
There is no known Rogers cancellation postal address based in New Zealand.
If you are in New Zealand, you cannot submit an in-country postal cancellation to Rogers because the company operates from Canada.
For a Canadian postal address or local contact options, consult Rogers official support pages or your account documentation.
When dealing cross-border, keep clear records of communications and use tracked returns for any equipment.
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Written by Maya Bell
Digital-law graduate · 4 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 4 years.