The problem here is that both companies can deny responsibility. Bell denies responsibility because I'm not a Bell customer, and TekSavvy denies responsibility because the incident was caused by a Bell technician.
By going after both of them at once, this makes it easier for a judge to work out who's responsible for the incident, and how much I should be awarded in compensation if I win.
Of course, that's if it comes to that. They can get out of paying anything at all if my Internet connection is restored on Monday. -- Watch my future television channel's public test broadcast! »thecanadianpublic.com/live
Heading home now. I'll try to use a tether on my phone, but it might not work, or it'll be too slow. That means I'll have to stay at the office a lot longer just to have enough resources to complete my daily tasks. -- Watch my future television channel's public test broadcast! »thecanadianpublic.com/live
Heading home now. I'll try to use a tether on my phone, but it might not work, or it'll be too slow. That means I'll have to stay at the office a lot longer just to have enough resources to complete my daily tasks.
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