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CRITICAL INFORMATION SUMMARY Plan Details for Internet and TV CRITICAL INFORMATION SUMMARY YOUR INFORMATION Name: John Smith Service Address: 66-2400 32 Ave NE, Calgary, AB, T2E 9A7 Mailing Address: 66-2400 32 Ave NE, Calgary, AB, T2E 9A7 Account Number: 099-1111-1111 AGREEMENT INFORMATION ValuePlan Commitment Period: 10 January 2020 to 9 January 2022 Plan Details for Internet and TV services, current as of 10 January 2020 Minimum Monthly Charges $114.00 One-Time Charges $0.00 Regular Rate of Service $194.00 Your service will continue month-to-month at this rate after expiry of your agreement. PLUS APPLICABLE TAXES. Internet (Services provided for the fixed term of the ValuePlan Commitment Period) Internet 300 $105.00 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle Price Guarantee (10-Jan-2020 - 09-Jan- $0.00 2022) 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle 24 Month Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09- -$10.50 Jan-2022) 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle 12 Month Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09- -$21.00 Jan-2021) Internet & TV 2-year ValuePlan Agreement (10-Jan-2020 - 09-Jan-2022) $0.00 ValuePlan Internet Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09-Jan-2022) -$15.00 BlueCurve Gateway XB6 WiFi Modem Rental $0.00 BlueCurve Gateway XB6 WiFi Modem Rental Discount -$10.00 TV (Services provided for the fixed term of the ValuePlan Commitment Period) Total TV $95.00 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle 24 Month Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09- -$9.50 Jan-2022) Internet + TV Total Bundle Discount -$11.00 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle Price Guarantee (10-Jan-2020 - 09-Jan- $0.00 2022) ValuePlan Video Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09-Jan-2022) -$15.00 2-year ValuePlan Total Bundle 12 Month Promotion (10-Jan-2020 - 09- -$19.00 Jan-2021) Cable Equipment Rental - Motorola $15.00 An Early Cancellation Fee of $480 applies to this Agreement. The fee will decrease by $20 per month and will no longer apply as of 9 December 2021. Discounts listed above require the related service(s) or equipment in order to be maintained. If a discount listed above includes both Internet & TV in the name of the discount, it is considered bundled whereby both services are required to maintain the discount. If a bundle discount listed above includes the name of a specific package or level of service, that specific package or level of service must be maintained in order to receive the discount. Your Internet Service includes: ● A maximum download speed of <##> Mbps and a maximum upload speed of <##> Mbps. ● A monthly data usage limit of <##> (overage charges do not apply) ● Up to <##> devices for customer access to Shaw’s Go WiFi Shaw Cablesystems G.P. 630 - 3rd Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 4L4 Phone: 1-888-472-2222 1 174131_1 The products, services, equipment and their associated monthly charges above are subject to the terms and conditions of your Agreement, including but not limited to the Joint Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policies and Privacy Policy. Phone services you may have ordered may not be reflected in your Agreement. If you have subscribed to Phone services, the applicable monthly fees and promotions will be included separately on your monthly invoice. Equipment rental fees may become payable if you downgrade your services, see Equipment Section for more details. For those agreeing to a ValuePlan Commitment Period, if you have not been subscribed to Shaw Internet services in the ninety (90) days prior to this Agreement, you are eligible for an Internet trial period whereby if you cancel this Agreement within 15 days of the start date of the ValuePlan Commitment Period, the Early Cancellation Fee will not apply if (i) you return the rental equipment in near new condition and (ii) you have not exceeded 50% of the monthly data usage amount. Customers with disabilities are eligible for a thirty (30) day trial period and must not exceed 100% of the monthly data usage amount. Shaw Cablesystems G.P. 630 - 3rd Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 4L4 Phone: 1-888-472-2222 2 174131_1 Your TV Package Includes Total TV Stingray - Kid`s Stuff Stingray - Greatest Hits Adult Swim HD Stingray - Hit List Stingray - Urban Beat Stingray - Hot Country Stingray - Rock Stingray - Rock Alternative FOX Spokane HD PBS Spokane HD Stingray - Dance Clubbin` Stingray - Eclectic Electronic CBS Spokane HD NBC Spokane HD Sportsnet ONE Companion HD - Overflow Stingray - Pop Adult FOX Spokane ABC Spokane HD NBC Spokane PBS Spokane Nickelodeon Animal Planet Stingray - Remember the 80`s Stingray - Classic Masters CBS Spokane Stingray - The Spa Cartoon Network (West) Stingray - The Blues Stingray - Smooth Jazz CTV Sci-Fi Channel HD Stingray - Flashback the 70`s CTV Drama Channel HD Animal Planet HD Stingray - Jammin` CBC Calgary Stingray - Classic Rock ABC Spokane DIY BBC Canada Dejaview Stingray - Nostalgie WGN-TV Chicago HD STARZ W HD The Learning Channel HD HLN A&E Arts & Entertainment Network STARZ 2 W HD YTV HD T+E TSN 4 (Ontario Blackout) FX HD Family HD (East) AMC HD MovieTime HD Lifetime Adult Swim Family Junior SD Stingray - All Day Party Discovery Channel Food Network HD Slice HD CPAC CNN Cable News Network A&E HD Showcase HD Cooking Channel Canada HD W Network (West) APTN (West) Much Slice CMT Lifetime HD Disney Junior OMNI Prairies HD TVA West (CFTM) HGTV HD Discovery HD TSN 4 HD (Ontario Blackout) Golf Channel HD History HD Stingray - Hip Hop Discovery Velocity HD Stingray - Headbangers Stingray - Today's Latin Pop National Geographic HD History 2 HD Stingray - Latino Urbano Stingray - Mando Pop Stingray - Guangdong Stingray - Bollywood Hits Stingray - Asian Flavour Stingray - Hindi Gold Sportsnet 360 HD Stingray - Punjabi TSN 5 (Ottawa Blackout) TSN 2 HD APTN HD Citytv Calgary HD (CKALD) Showcase Stingray - Sounds of South India BNN Bloomberg HD Citytv Calgary (CKAL) CNN HD Stingray - Farsi The Frame HD Stingray - Arabic Stingray - World Carnival TSN 1 HD Stingray - Classical India Sportsnet One HD Stingray - Big Band Stingray - Franco Attitude Stingray - Canadiana TSN 5 HD (Ottawa Blackout) Stingray - Tagalog CBC News Network HD Shaw Multicultural Channel CTV Comedy Channel (West) HD KTLA 5 CW Los Angeles Family (East) BNN Bloomberg WGN-TV Chicago Pix 11 (WPIX New York) Stingray - Jukebox Oldies STARZ W ICI Tele Alberta (CBXFT) Stingray - The Light Stingray - Easy Listening Vision TV Stingray RETRO Sportsnet ONE Companion HD - B Stingray - Popular Classical UNIS (West) Stingray - Jazz Masters Nat Geo WILD Stingray - Baroque Sportsnet ONE Companion SD - B DTOUR HD Stingray - Chamber Music Stingray - Country Classics Stingray - Folk Roots Nat Geo WILD HD Stingray - Jazz Now Stingray - Adult Alternative Stingray - Nature The Weather Network Calgary HD Stingray - Around the World Stingray - The Chill Lounge CHRGD HD (West) Stingray - Canadian Indie CHRGD (West) Stingray - Mousses Musique TV5 (West) Stingray - Franco Country Stingray - Souvenirs Stingray - Top Detente Stingray - Franco Pop Stingray LOUD Stingray - Franco Retro CTV News Channel HD CTV News Channel SD CBC News Network Sportsnet 360 CTV Sci-Fi Channel History (West) Treehouse Disney XD CTV Drama Channel American Movie Classics myTV38 (WSBK Boston) Stingray - Programmation Speciale CTV Two Alberta HD YES TV - Calgary Global Calgary ABC Spark OMNI Calgary TSC Todays Shopping Choice Global Calgary HD E! CTV Calgary HD CBC Calgary HD Disney XD HD TSN 2 Paramount Network Stingray - Special Programming NFL Network STARZ 2 W Sportsnet West HD RDI Golf Channel The Weather Network CTV Two Alberta Sportsnet West AMItv West AMI audio West CTV Comedy Channel (West) CPAC (French) The Food Network HGTV DTOUR Family (West) Teletoon (West) TLC The Learning Channel Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) Shaw Cablesystems G.P. 630 - 3rd Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 4L4 Phone: 1-888-472-2222 3 174131_1 Alberta Assembly TV MSNBC Investigation Discovery PBS Detroit Discovery Science National Geographic W Network HD (West) The Frame Cooking Channel Canada Daystar TSN 3 (Prairies Blackout) Makeful Sportsnet One History 2 Cottage Life Crime + Investigation Hollywood Suite 00s HD Hollywood Suite 90s HD MovieTime TSN 3 HD (Prairies Blackout) Hollywood Suite 80s HD Hollywood Suite 70s HD FX Game TV Yes TV HD - Calgary AMI-tele TSN 1 YTV (West) Disney Channel (West) Disney Channel HD (West) FXX HD Sportsnet ONE Companion SD - CTV Calgary Overflow SportsNet - Ontario (Blackout) SportsNet - Pacific (Blackout) VOD/APP/MUS Stingray - Kid`s Stuff Stingray - Greatest Hits Stingray - Hit List Stingray - Urban Beat Stingray - Hot Country Stingray - Rock Stingray - Rock Alternative Stingray - Hip Hop Stingray - Headbangers Stingray - Dance Clubbin` Stingray - Eclectic Electronic Stingray - Today's Latin Pop Stingray - Pop Adult Stingray - Latino Urbano Stingray - Mando Pop Stingray - Guangdong Stingray - Bollywood Hits Stingray - Asian Flavour Stingray - Hindi Gold Stingray - Punjabi Stingray - Programmation Speciale Stingray - Remember the 80`s Stingray - Sounds of South India Stingray - Classic Masters Stingray - The Spa Stingray - The Blues Stingray - Smooth Jazz Stingray - Farsi Stingray - Arabic Stingray - Flashback the 70`s Stingray - Jammin` Stingray - World Carnival Stingray - Classic Rock Stingray - Classical India Stingray - Big Band Stingray - Franco Attitude Stingray - Canadiana Stingray - Tagalog Stingray - Nostalgie Stingray - Special Programming Stingray - Jukebox Oldies Stingray - The Light Stingray - Easy Listening Stingray - Popular Classical Stingray - Jazz Masters Stingray - Baroque Stingray - Chamber Music Stingray - Country Classics Stingray - Folk Roots Stingray - Jazz Now Stingray - Adult Alternative Stingray - All Day Party Stingray - Nature Stingray - Around the World Stingray - The Chill Lounge Stingray - Canadian Indie Stingray - Mousses Musique Stingray - Franco Country Stingray - Souvenirs Stingray - Top Detente Stingray - Franco Pop Stingray - Franco Retro If applicable, Video On Demand, seasonal channel offerings, additional programming selections and/or discretionary services will be shown on your monthly invoice but do not form part of your Agreement. 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