So I haven’t forgotten about you gentle reader. It seems my better half decided to whisk me away for the weekend in celebration of my birthday. The rules for the weekend were simple: I was not to bring my computer. I was not to think of finances. I was to eat, drink, and celebrate getting [...]
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Wow. Looks like the CRTC is busy with the number of complaints regarding Telus Corp’s new Long Distance Access Fee. The CRTC sent me a nice response yesterday. Here’s their response today: Further to my earlier message to you, I am writing to provide you with more information concerning the long distance administration fee implemented [...]
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Wow. There are actual people at the other end of the CRTC email addresses! So yesterday, I wrote about how Telus just added a $2.95 long distance access fee to those customers without Telus long distance plans. Here’s what the CRTC says: Thank you for contacting the CRTC concerning the new long distance administration fee [...]
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Residential Telus customers not on a Telus Long Distance Plan will understand this tale of customer woe. In November 2007, Telus Corp. introduced a “Long Distance Network Access” fee of $2.95 a month for those customers in Alberta and British Columbia who don’t have Telus long distance plans. Telus customers with long distance plans pay [...]
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