Your Shaw bill is high likely due to promotional pricing ending, data overage, extra services, equipment rental, price increases, and Rogers acquisition changes, with common reasons for high Shaw bills in Canada. Shaw Communications now owned by Rogers provides internet, cable TV, and phone in Western Canada, and bills become high when introductory promo of 2 years ends and price increases to regular rate, often 30 to 50 dollars more per month, with internet 75 to 150 dollars, TV 50 to 100, phone 30. Other reasons include adding extra channels, Crave, sports packages, extra cable boxes rental 5 to 15 dollars each, modem rental 10 dollars, data overage if not unlimited plan though most now unlimited, long distance calls, and taxes and fees. Shaw has had annual price increases of 3 to 5 percent. After Rogers acquisition in 2023, some pricing changed. To lower bill, call Shaw customer service at 1-888-472-2222 and ask for loyalty discount, retention offer, or new promo, check bill for errors, remove extra channels not watched, buy modem instead of renting, and consider bundling internet and TV for savings, or negotiate with Telus for competitive offer and ask Shaw to match. So high bill due to promo ending, extras, rentals, and price hikes, common with Canadian telecom providers.
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