The short version
Before you cancel Rogers or Bell TV, check four things: when your term ends, which bundle discount disappears with the TV, whether you must return a box, and whether your internet plan changes price on its own. Then test IPTV on your own connection for an evening before you make the call.
- Term plans can carry early-cancellation costs
- Bundles often discount internet when TV is included
Checklist before you call
| Check | Why |
|---|---|
| Term end date | Early cancellation can cost money |
| Bundle discount | Internet alone can cost more |
| Equipment return | Unreturned boxes can be billed |
| Internet speed | IPTV needs about 10 Mbps for HD |
| Trial on your line | Prove it works before cancelling |
Cancel without calling?
Many people search for that. Providers change their process often; check their own support pages for the current method.
Questions people ask
Will my internet price go up if I drop TV?
It may, if your bundle discounted internet. Ask before cancelling.
Do I have to return my Bell or Rogers box?
Usually yes; check your agreement.
How soon can I use IPTV?
Right away; the trial starts the same day.
See also
- Bell Fibe TVBell's Fibe TV page shows Internet and TV together from $105 a month on a two-year term with an Autopay credit, plus $10 a month for a receiver if your TV is not compatible.
- Rogers Ignite TVRogers now sells its TV service as Rogers Xfinity TV, formerly Ignite TV, with Sportsnet+ content included in some plans.
- Bill calculatorThe calculator adds up what you pay now for cable and streaming, using each provider's published price with its date, and compares it with Canada 4K IPTV's 12-month price.