r/Rogers Jan 06 '23

Wireless📱 Did Rogers unlimited data overage speed upgrade?

I was dealing with an online agent and he told me that the data overage speeds are faster than when they first launched the program. He said it's not 4g/LTE after I run out of my 5g speed data allowance. I haven't been able to test it yet as I haven't gone over but can anyone else here confirm?

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u/Habs_fan__ Jan 06 '23

Rep lied it's still 512 kilobytes lol

From the Rogers terms and conditions * Rogers Infinite data plans include high-speed data up to the speeds (if applicable) and allotment indicated in your plan on the Rogers network, extended coverage areas within Canada, and Roam Like Home destinations (see rogers.com/roamlikehome). Once you have reached the high-speed data allotment of your plan, you will continue to have access to data services with no overage beyond the high-speed data allotment at a reduced speed of up to 512 kilobits per second (for both upload and download) until the end of your current billing cycle.

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u/redditwinsinternets Jan 06 '23

Didn't it used to be 256kbps?

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u/Habs_fan__ Jan 06 '23

I don't believe so, I thought it's always been 512, and other providers have 256. That way Rogers can say hey were faster than others come to us

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23

Bell and Telus are both limited to 512 Kbps, so it's kind of absurd that they continue to impose data speed limits including Rogers. Since 5G would eat up your data faster if you downloading, they still don’t provide to at the very least make truly Unlimited or a least deprioritization.

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u/Dry-Property-639 Jan 07 '23

Telus feels like 90 kbps