1 edit | Geeeeeez If you have ever played the game of postal code bingo, with these national companies. You would find all sorts of different deals depending on your local area. And it really pizz's people off about it too.
So is it discrimination to give one group of people a deal and others don't get the deal? In some cases, Yes.
So really Shaw should have to explain to the Competition Council and court, about why they can offer such great deals in a certain area. At such a loss in profit(negative).
But if Novus has printed correct information, it's a total waste of the courts time. And besides, Novus just has to correct any skewed information that Shaw can prove is wrong in court. If they can that is.
»www.10buckstoo.com/tips-to-get-t···ck-deal/
Tips to Get the 10 Buck Deal!
Need some tips on how to approach Shaw and get the 10 Buck Deal? We’ve put together a quick list of tips that should help you navigate your way through Shaw’s customer service.
1. Call Shaw customer service and demand the 10 Buck Deal 604.629.8888
2. If they say you do not qualify, ask why?
3. If they say you have to be a Novus customer, refer to the CBC article where Shaw president Peter Bissonnette says that “The offers are aimed at any multi-dwelling unit in Vancouver. They’re not limited to Novus buildings”
4. If you don’t live in Vancouver, say that it is outrageous that you are paying full rates to subsidize users that live in downtown Vancouver and that you demand to be treated equally as a customer.
5. Once they have given you a ‘reason’ demand to speak to their manager and say that this isn’t fair customer service and all Shaw should be provided the same offer!
6. Don’t back down until Shaw gives you the promotion!
7. Tell us how you fared trying to get the 10 Buck Deal. If they wouldn’t give it to you, sign our petition and join us on Facebook and make them hear your voice!
»www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/0···int.html
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