Facing an advertising lawsuit of its own, Rogers has filed suit against Bell over its wireless advertising claims. Rogers notes that Bell has virtually no customers on its new network and cannot substantiate reliability claims.
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Court Orders Rogers To Stop Network Reliability Claims
A B.C. court has ordered Rogers to stop advertising claims that it has "Canada's Most Reliable" wireless network. The ruling came following a lawsuit launched by Telus challenging the claims.
Telus Sues Rogers Over Ad Claims
Telus has filed suit against Rogers over advertisements claiming that Rogers has "Canada's fastest network." Telus argues that claims have been false since it launched its new network.
Rogers Restructures Bill: Drops System Access Fee, Adds Government Regulatory Recovery Fee
The National Post reports Rogers will become the first of the big three wireless companies to drop the system access fee as a line-item in customers' bills. In its place, the company is incorporating the cost into plan fees (ie. plan costs are increasing) and adding a "government regulatory recovery […]
Rogers Raises Questions About CRTC “Procedural Fairness”
Rogers has issued a press release raising questions about whether certain CRTC commissioners, including Chair Konrad von Finckenstein, have pre-judged the fee-for-carriage issue and should drop out of the hearing on the issue later this year.
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