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>minor thunderstorm
>power doesn't even go out
>no fallen trees
>cell phone tower goes out for no fucking reason
>second time this summer
>can't get data or voice on phone
Why is this allowed?
Why don't carriers get fined when their infrastructure fails in absence of a natural disaster?
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Because this country is run by telecoms and they are completely immune to the law.
Need I remind you that Rogers and Bell were busted 3 times working together for price fixing, including a secret meeting in Belize, and they were never punished for it.
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>Sask and Manitoba
>$55 w/5GB data
>Rest of Canada
>$54 w/750MB
It's bullshit that the only good plans are in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and everywhere else is shit.
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It's allowed because no one can do anything about it.
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Manitoba is about to lose their nice pricing.
Conservatives got re-elected, and the first order of business was selling off MTS to Bell.
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Who here /prepaid/?
Fuck telecom companies and their Jewish antics. I don't talk to people on the phone anyways.
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