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Hundreds of Rogers, Bell and Telus customers angry prices can increase during contract
A Go Public investigation into telco contracts has prompted hundreds of frustrated customers from all the big providers to ...
Bell Stunned by Huge $1.2 Billion Q3 Loss, Slashes Forecast
BCE, the parent company of Bell, announced a huge third-quarter loss of $1.2 billion, heavily impacted by $2.11 billion in ...
Where Rogers goes with $7-billion infrastructure sale, Bell and Telus will follow
Last Thursday, Rogers broke the commandment. And where Rogers dared to venture, analysts say Bell and Telus will soon follow.
Rogers, Telus, and Bell Customers Furious Over Surprise Price Hikes
Back in August, we told you about Rogers increasing the rental price of its Ignite TV boxes. Further backlash over that ...
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Hundreds of Rogers, Bell and Telus customers complain to CBC over price hikes
Hundreds of Rogers, Bell, and Telus customers are complaining to CBC News about surprise price hikes on their internet, TV, and home phone bills. The complaints come after the CBC covered Rogers’ ...
BCE to buy U.S. internet provider Ziply for $5B, in part with funds from MLSE sale
BCE has signed a deal to buy U.S. fibre internet provider Ziply Fiber for about $5 billion in cash, using in part the profits ...
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BCE making major inroads into U.S. fibre networks with $5B acquisition
BCE’s subsidiary, Bell Canada, will use $4.2 billion of the proceeds it got from selling its stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment to Rogers Communications to fund this acquisition. The buyout ...
BCE Expands Into the U.S. Fiber Market With Ziply Fiber Acquisition
BCE's unit Bell Canada enters the U.S. fiber market by acquiring Ziply Fiber for roughly C$7 billion, with the closing ...
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Hundreds of Rogers, Bell and Telus customers angry prices can increase during contract
Expert calls contracts a ‘trap by design’ and says consumers need more protection Customers with Canada's three biggest telecom providers — Rogers, Bell and Telus — say they're frustrated ...