@TeresaDAOI just want to rule out a very common source of people thinking they have been overcharged when they haven't: did you take taxes into account? Your plan cost does not include taxes. As a hypothetical example, if your plan is advertised at $25 and you don't have any other discounts (rewards), your credit card would be charged $25+<your applicable taxes based on your province>. So if you're in BC and have a combined 12% PST+GST, you'd be paying $25 + 12% = $28; if you're in Ontario and have an HST rate of $13, your credit card would b charged $25 + 13% = $28.25. Adjust accordingly for your province and bill amount after any applicable discounts and you will get the amount you should be getting charged.
If you've already taken this into account then no worries, but this is a very common recurring thing that comes up in the community and can be easily explained.
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