Popped in because my phone wasn't connecting to the rogers network and their help lines weren't…read morehelping. Was met by Josh who had my phone going again in 10 mins. Great service, and I know where I'm going if I have problems with my aging iPhone 3Gs again

The whole team there is a little out of it. Don't know their products. Don't know their prices…read more Don't know customer service. Just don't know.

To me, as a customer, there is nothing more infuriating than an incompetent customer service…read morerepresentative. While nobody is perfect and we are all humans who are prone to making mistakes, when I walk into a store of a phone company whose client I have been for the past eight years, I expect to be acknowledged and served. This particular Bell Mobility location is anything but skilled, knowledgeable or welcoming - to the contrary! I went to the store to inquire about current plans and offers. First of all, when I walked in, around 11:30, the door was locked. There were two representatives inside who then let me in and when I asked them if they're open, advised that is the case. One of them was at the computer, while the other one was sitting at the customers' side of the til, eating MacDonalds. I approached and explained that I am a client who is currently on a month-to-month payment plan and would like to look into other options. The rep at the til looked like I asked her to solve a calculus equation. I reiterated the above and added that I want to consider signing a contract, depending on what they have to offer at this time. She told me to wait and went from computer to computer, speaking to the other rep in an Asian language and in what appeared to be in a very casual manner. I then asked whether it would help if I provided my phone number so she could bring up my file, and she told me to wait again, continuing to chat to her colleague. Another gentlemen then entered and she immediately left what she was doing and took him to the phones section to help him look at mobile devices. It made no sense whatsoever that she would do this as opposed to letting this gentleman know that she'd be helping him next or having her partner assist him. She kept going from computer to computer while I was still waiting. I had a family member with me and while he was looking around the store, we began talking about how a shared plan might be best for us. We waited a good 10 minutes right in front of her, while she was starting at the computer, dumbfounded, not giving us a word of explanation, and chatting to her coworker who was still standing around. I would be more inclined to understand her inability to interact with a customer and bring up their file had there been a line up at the store or a technical issue with the computer system. As it turns out, other than the other gentleman who came in after us and left shortly beforehand, we were the only people at the store and I did not get the sense that there was a system glitch. It didn't seem at all like there was a technical issue and even if there had been, then a competent representative with minimum communication and social skills would've advised us of such a situation. I never realized it's rocket science to acknowledge a customer's presence and look up their account. For your own sake, Bell, start having a requirement of conduct, knowledge, skill and reason when hiring your front line staff. Needless to say, my husband and I ended up switching to Rogers on an excellent sharing plan. Walking into the Rogers store in the same neighbourhood and speaking to their sales person was like a breath of fresh air after the ridiculous experience at Bell, when I ended up walking out. If I was a store manager, I couldn't fire these two individuals fast enough!

Well this Fido is close to my work place. Came here during lunch time and there was only one person…read moreworking. Guess its better to avoid lunch time. So walked in to switch over to the price matching plan of its competitor. I am switching from Rogers to Fido and I have to say its a simple and a slightly painful process due to an issue arise with the massive porting today. So I walked in and there were 3 people in front of me. The Fido guy was very helpful. When it was my turn, I had my plan set up very quick and the number got ported right away, within 2 mins. Not bad. I walked out the door - data working, texting working. Only issue I can't call out and I can't receive call. I thought I will wait a bit to see if it resolves itself. Nope. I ended up calling Fido directly and they had to reset my phone. This has nothing to do with the Arbutus Fido. Just happen and what are the odds, my phone plan porting got hanged in between. Other than that everything is great Nice clean store. Rogers is right beside it but again they are the same company.

They're not necessarily bad per se, but I was just expecting a bit more service-wise from a…read morestandalone Fido store. Rep seemed busy and kinda rushed through everything even though I was the only customer there. Asked if there are any 604 numbers available and he semi-reluctantly checked. Bonus star is for the free parking in the back.

Vassu and team provided amazing service, was very patient and really helped me get the right and…read morebest plan.

Ahmed at the Fido/Rogers location near Homesense was incredible. He was professional, competent,…read morehelpful and thoughtful. My whole family left very impressed.

Sukhy went above and beyond and gave me a great deal. Can't recommend enough. Top caliber, caring…read moreservice that should be your first choice. I managed to smash the glass of my OnePlus One screen and render the touchscreen digitizer useless. It should have been in a case but those aren't too easy to find locally. As I'm on a small fixed income I ordered the broken parts from China for $25. It took forever. Unfortunately the phone glass is fused with glue to the LCD so it is very difficult to replace one without damaging the other. Nevertheless, Sukhy gave it a shot, despite having never worked on this model of phone before. Prior to going to BeyondScreen I went to another repair place that flat out refused.. And I used to work there! Even though we couldn't use the old LCD, he managed to get a replacement screen in much faster than if I'd ordered it from China, and knocked a big chunk off my bill despite all the extra work he'd done, and having had to learn a whole new phone. It looks and works great and I am very satisfied.

Brought my Iphone in a couple months ago and had screen repaired. The guy said that last person…read morescrewed up my phone and after getting new screen now it freezes all the time ( had no problems until I brought the phone to CPR Cell phone repair). I brought my iphone to another place and now works perfectly.

Rogers, you've officially lost a loyal customer. After…read morenearly 3 years with Rogers, I've just had one of the most frustrating customer service experiences I've ever dealt with. Here's the situation: My $55/month plan was increased to $60 without my consent. I received no real notice or option to opt-out, just a generic statement buried in my bill. When I reached out to chat with a live agent, I was met with scripted, copy-pasted responses that showed zero accountability or care. I made repeated requests to speak with a loyalty representative or manager -- all were ignored or deflected. Instead of actually assisting me, I was pushed toward a more expensive plan I didn't ask for, offering 160GB when I only use a fraction of that. My request was clear: give me a reasonable plan under $40, or I'm walking away. Their response? "Call the support line if you're not happy." No follow-through. No effort to keep a loyal customer. Just cold, robotic indifference. If this is how Rogers treats paying customers, it's no wonder people are switching to better, more transparent providers like Freedom, Fido, or Telus. I'll be posting this on all platforms because consumers deserve better -- and loyalty should matter. #RogersFail #CustomerService #RogersCanada #TelecomTroubles #TimeToSwitch #BadExperience #LoyaltyMeansNothing #FrustratedCustomer #ShareYourStory

The 'Bigger' of the two Rogers stores on Davie Street. By width alone, this thing looks as big as…read morethe supermarket next door. More selection of everything compared to the store near Denman, including a Rogers Wireless department. Maybe this one is too central, as I do not find many deals, as probably everybody who lives here just scoops up things once they come out. I will say that the staff was very friendly and helpful in locating a game for me, and adjusting prices as they were aware of the change in the flyer, and they had to manually do it as the computer was ringing in another price.

Here they most definitely emphasize quantity over quality. But at $9.99 a pop what do you expect…read more Good selection of cases for most brands and models. Shopkeeper sells and applies screen protectors as well. Some S9 and S9+ cases available, but for just a few bucks more I might as well consider a Spigen.

I went there a few years ago with a friend and just happened to remember roughly where it was, well…read moreI went there again today, they have a pretty decent selection of phone cases, most at 2 for $15 or 1 for $10, so its a really good deal.

Came by to pick up some stuff…read more Parking here is pretty atrocious. The nearest legal spot I could find during the day was some 3 blocks W of here. There aren't too many alternative locations in this part of the city though, short of going downtown. The interior looks modern, but there is no doubt that the building is old and crumbling. Their front door is pretty ghetto. The other thing that threw me off is that customers have to be buzzed in. I thought the store was closed initially. Inside there are the typical displays for cell phone related stuff. Staff were friendly and chatty. I was in and out in minutes.

I love the calm confidence the employees that work here have. Thank you for fixing my silly…read moremistake. I have been a customer since 2015 and the quality of customer service and cell care continues to be excellent!!!!!