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Re: Bell Landline to go up by $2, will this apply to TSI as well Bell thinks their services are not regulated as soon as customers subscribe to their expensive add-on services such as caller ID, call waiting call answer etc.
Have they got CRTC's rubber stamp approval already? |
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| FTW??? said by An_Onymous :
Bell thinks their services are not regulated as soon as customers subscribe to their expensive add-on services such as caller ID, call waiting call answer etc.
I left my lawyer in my other pants, but I read this the same way.
Someone help me out here: is bell really saying "if you do more business with us, then we promise to f*** you" or is there ma nuance that I missed?
What am I missing? I know bell is brain-damaged, but are they suicidal, too? |
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| Seems like Bell is dying to switch everyone and every of their "services" to long term lock in contracts and string all kinds of fees and penalty clauses.
They must be using Monty Python's Argument script as their operating procedure and scripts for their customer service. »www.davidpbrown.co.uk/jokes/mont···ent.html |
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