topic Re: 30 day plan in Get Support

30 day plan

AdamLove — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 15:31:00 GMT

I pay $29 for my plan at retail store... Is the plan not suppose to be $25.....?

And if I pay online in self serve I pay $28.25....

Why is it different....?

And what is the cheapest way to make payments...?

Re: 30 day plan

Steve486 — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 21:34:05 GMT

There is tax on top of the price of the plan.

You can get a discount for setting up auto-pay. Anyother promos and discounts get credited to your account after signing up.

Re: 30 day plan

dabr — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 20:55:43 GMT

@AdamLove wrote:
I pay $29 for my plan at retail store... Is the plan not suppose to be $25.....?

And if I pay online in self serve I pay $28.25....

Why is it different....?

And what is the cheapest way to make payments...?

You first month (30 days) is full price + tax, $25 plus 13% HST would be right, don't understand why you were charged $29 at the retailer.

Add your CC and enable autopay to save $2 every payment cycle.

Re: 30 day plan

Staliger — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 22:08:01 GMT

@AdamLove wrote:
I pay $29 for my plan at retail store... Is the plan not suppose to be $25.....?

And if I pay online in self serve I pay $28.25....

Why is it different....?

And what is the cheapest way to make payments...?

@AdamLove Enable autopay and pay yourself online through self-service account. Great savings and bonuses.

Re: 30 day plan

darlicious — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 10:40:07 GMT

@AdamLove $25+ 13% tax ($3.25)=$28.25 $25 +$3.25+$0.75=$29 $0.75=3%

Where are you paying for your service "in store"? Are you paying by credit card? It sounds like the retailer is charging a surcharge for convenience or passing on the merchant credit card service fee onto you. This is a common practice by convenience stores when using a credit card to pay for low profit margin items such as cigarettes, lottery tickets and payment vouchers.