The end of the stabilization period
Hi everyone,
Thanks to the relentless work of our teams over the last few months, our mobile services have been reinforced, and we are now confident we can offer you a product that will meet your expectations, and ours.
The stabilization period initiated back in April will therefore end on October 16, 2019. The new prices for our mobile plans will be in effect, and posted on our website, on that date.
You’ll be receiving within the next 48 hours an email with the details pertaining to your mobile plan. If you’re curious or have any questions, all the details about the end of the stabilization period can be found here. Learn more
A big thank you goes out to you for your patience and collaboration.
The Fizz team
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It does not make any different for me, but you always told us that there will be a 30 days notice
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thank you for the notice !!!!28
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@Mike - the price is changing for those activating, changing their plan on or after the 16th of October. I believe you already have an active line with Fizz, right? If yes - the followng applies to you:
For members who subscribed BETWEEN April 12, 2019 AND October 15th, 2019 inclusively:
When you subscribed to Fizz during the stabilization period, you were informed that your plan was to switch to its regular price once that period was over. But to thank you for your patience and collaboration, you get to keep the price you are paying now until early 2020. You will be notified of the switch to the regular price 30 days in advance. It is important to note, however, that if you change your plan on or after October 16, you will lose the price you’re paying now, and regular prices will apply.
For members who subscribed BEFORE April 12, 2019:
Your plan was supposed to switch to its launch price come the end of the stabilization period, but to thank you for being true ambassadors from the get-go, the price you are paying now will stay the same.1 It is important to note, however, that if you change your plan on or after October 16, you will lose the price you are paying now, and regular prices will apply.
EDIT: Not sure I answered your original question, but as we are not changing the prices for our members, the one-month delay is not required.
Thanks,
Jay
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That is great news. But your memo says that things have improved over the past weeks, but I had 1 day of no service just last week - and it was the first time since the outages in April?!?25
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It would be nice if you fixed more of the "display" issues first before going to full price for new subscribers, but thanks for letting us know.26
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Now that fizz will get a higher influx of funds (hopefully) from full price plans, I look forward for the company to keep evolving and implementing newer technology like visual voicemail.
In the mean time I am glad that we keep our prices until early 202028 -
That's great. Amazing news guys! Keep up the great job.Keep surprising us with excellent services.24
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For members who subscribed BEFORE April 12, 2019:
"Your plan was supposed to switch to its launch price come the end of the stabilization period, but to thank you for being true ambassadors from the get-go, the price you are paying now will stay the same.1 It is important to note, however, that if you change your plan on or after October 16, you will lose the price you are paying now, and regular prices will apply. "
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Does this mean that if i change my plan to something else I will keep that reduced price as long as I keep that new plan?26 -
Nope, not quite.
Changes made BEFORE October 16, 2019:
If you change your plan before October 16, reduced prices will apply (even if these changes will come into effect after October 16).
Changes made STARTING October 16, 2019:
If you change your plan on or after October 16, regular prices will apply.
Thanks.
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Thanks for information!21
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The 30 day notification that we were promised would have been nice. I had planned to use my plan in the US this month, but now I'll have to find another solution.20
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Thanks Fizz for motivating the true ambassadors!19
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@GOAT： you can make the change now. As Fizzy said "Changes made BEFORE October 16, 2019:
If you change your plan before October 16, reduced prices will apply (even if these changes will come into effect after October 16)." So it means anyone who wants to change the plan, you have to do it before October 16th, no matter when the effect date is.
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Great and sad news lol.16
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I wonder what kind of time period they're referring to by "Early 2020", hopefully it lasts a little longer than just January.17
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So what will be the regular prices? Are those the prices that we see crossed out when showing the current, reduced pricing? Or are the "regular" prices not being shown? Thanks!16
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Full signal and no connection to mobile data for 2 hours? a phone reset did not fix the issue ... not sure they are ready?17
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Doesn't seem like it.15
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It says we keep our stabilization period price, but I have never been charged the stabilization period price (10% off) listed on my account??? Anyone know why?15
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The 10% off is not mentioned on your bills but you have probably the rigth price.12
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Jay, why not stay competitive and keep those low rates? Im sure its still profitable and Fizz would be the only compagny that low. Which finally would be real competing.11
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Hello everyone,
Turns out the stabilization period will end on October 17, 2019. This means you have until October 16 to activate your SIM card or make changes to your mobile plan. The new prices of our mobile plans will be in effect, and posted on our website, on October 17.
All the details about the end of the stabilization period can be found here.
The Fizz team
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