Consumers lodged hundreds of complaints against telecom companies between January and August of 2013. Here is one of the more unusual complaints, obtained by The Canadian Press through an Access to Information request. A complainant alleges a Rogers technician who came to install service to his or her home damaged a door. The company allegedly refused to compensate the customer for the broken door. The CRTC said it provided the complainant with a contact number for Rogers. Rogers did not respond to the specific allegations contained in the complaint but a spokesman said in an email that it takes all complaints seriously. "We investigate all complaints and work to make things right," Kevin Spafford said.
Consumers lodged hundreds of complaints against telecom companies between January and August of 2013. Here is one of the more unusual complaints, obtained by The Canadian Press through an Access to Information request. A complainant alleges a Rogers technician who came to install service to his or her home damaged a door. The company allegedly refused to compensate the customer for the broken door. The CRTC said it provided the complainant with a contact number for Rogers. Rogers did not respond to the specific allegations contained in the complaint but a spokesman said in an email that it takes all complaints seriously. "We investigate all complaints and work to make things right," Kevin Spafford said.
Consumers lodged hundreds of complaints against telecom companies between January and August of 2013. Here is one of the more unusual complaints, obtained by The Canadian Press through an Access to Information request. A complainant alleges a Rogers technician who came to install service to his or her home damaged a door. The company allegedly refused to compensate the customer for the broken door. The CRTC said it provided the complainant with a contact number for Rogers. Rogers did not respond to the specific allegations contained in the complaint but a spokesman said in an email that it takes all complaints seriously. "We investigate all complaints and work to make things right," Kevin Spafford said.