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January 2023
I moved to a new apartment and Fido's internet wasn't working for almost a month after daily calls and promises that they would work in a few days. Nothing for almost a month. I cancel, return the modem, and now being charged for not being returned. Canada Post doesn't even provide the tracking details.
Not only that but Fido is supposed to send a cheque for the time they haven't been working and still no cheque. Corporations really exist to steal money.
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January 2023
I learnt the hard way that you must move quickly - like, within 3 days - with Canada Post or you're straight outta luck. As @FidoValerie said, Canada Post ought to have a tracking number. They either would have given it to you when you dropped off the package or it would be on the return label Fido provided. Good luck!
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January 2023
Hey @FidoUser444 !
That doesn't sound right. When returning your Home Internet modem to Canada Post, they should provide you with a tracking number.
We should also send a refund cheque automatically after the cancellation of an account, if there's a credit balance remaining for overpayment.
If you'd like us to look into this, please contact customer service through any method listed here and they'll be happy to help!
