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I received a call on Saturday from a gentleman who says I am available for a promotion, but not through the Rogers store. It had to be only through his offer which he claims is Rogers? Confusing, anybody else get this?

I had one today. I am a Roger's customer, and they send me pretty much weekly (legit) emails and/or texts with offers. They never call. I just told him no thanks and hung up..

Likely very legitimate. It may be through a small business third party Rogers store, by an independent owner. Storew like that are authorized by their dealer (Rogers) and who oftentimes can have offers of their own to customers. There are lots of stores that do things like that for the bigger phone providers.  
There is one called Rogers Red Wireless on 18th across from the keystone center. Give them a call to see what deals they have, I did that a while back and found out I could get an even better plan than the one I had been on.  
 
Edited by Mr Eman, 2024-06-04 04:50:36

It is legit, there is an actual team that calls old customers to try to get them back by offering brand new phones and huge deep discounts. If you do decide to go with it, make sure you have your conversation trans:cript so they can’t try to gaslight you and tell you that they said no such thing about this certain discount etc. so you can screenshot it and show it to them. I unfortunately was unable to get the trans:cript for that phone call and spent a lot of time waiting on hold to talk to somebody about all the discounts and freebies I was supposed to get. So watch out, I would probably never go back to Rogers after my contract is up. I’m tired of getting gaslit.

Scammers are very adapt.  
 
Don’t do anything over the phone when someone calls unless you phoned a company. Better yet go to a business in person or do  
Online.  
 
Best thing is just hang up right away and don’t even listen to anything.