Rogers

You don’t find too many Rogers Video locations anymore, but this is one of them. You can both rent and buy new and old movies, TV series, and video games, and you can also purchase cellphones and talk to a representative about your Rogers questions and issues on the other side of the store, which most people are in because hey, Rogers sucks — who DOESN’T have problems with them?!
— But back to the video part —
They have all the newest releases for rental against the wall, and even some older movies on the shelves in the isle. I’ve only walked around this area a few times because I usually get distracted by the TV shows and movies on sale at the front of the store. My boyfriend and I bought the «Life» TV series DVD by BBC, and the Harry Potter movie series for reasonable prices. I know, I know, nerd city. At least the lady at the front gave us a big smile and said she enjoyed them too, so we felt more like «big kids» than geeks.
As a huge plus, you can also pay your Rogers bill here. It’s a self-​serve kind of machine, where you can look up your account with phone number and postal code, and you can pay with debit. You can also pay your balance in full or choose to pay another amount that you specify. Super convenient if you don’t use online banking!

This is one of the better Rogers Video I’ve been to, mainly because of its considerable Canadian and foreign film sections. Their old release selection is hefty enough for me to have taken advantage of their 3 movies for $ 9 or 6 movies for $ 15 deals in the past. This was before I discovered the 6 movies for $ 10 deal at West Coast Video in Old Ottawa South, of course. They also have a very good selection of used and new movies and video games at the front of the store. Their new release wall is average compared to other chains like Blockbuster and Jumbo Video. I’ve always received great service from their laid back and knowledgeable staff. They also have a Rogers wireless store beside them.