Cell Phone Competition Is What Canadian Consumers Need
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The CBC headlined it as Ottawa opens up wireless industry to more competition. In the Globe and Mail it was Cellphone giants lose stranglehold. The oligopoly of Bell, Rogers and Telus are clearly most unhappy at this turn of events. However what received less attention than it might is the large number of Canadian cell phone customers who were highly delighted by the news.
You can get a measure of that by looking at the large number of comments on the Globe and Mail story or those that were added to a CTV news item on the topic. Of course the fact that Canadian consumers are unhappy with cell phone service is not news. Earlier in the month, the Financial Post pointed out that Canadians Increasingly Dissatisfied With Cellphones. Hopefully this action will turn the situation around.
Related:
How Good is Customer Service from the Canadian Cell Phone Companies?
Real Competition Coming To The Canadian Cell Phone Market
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