Another year, and another iPhone 6 launch. For those signing new contracts and performing hardware upgrades, it always seems like there are good and bad stories about Rogers, Telus and Bell—and Apple too.
Many of you have told us how Rogers’ systems were down (yet again) and also Bell had some issues delivering iPhones and providing up-to-date information for reservations. Others complained about slow moving Apple Store line ups and limited stock of iPhone 6 Plus models.
So like in the past, here’s another Big 3 ‘report card’ poll, where you can vote and share your feedback about how Rogers, Telus and Bell handled the iPhone 6 launch, along with SaskTel, MTS—and of course, Apple.
Give these companies either an A, B, C, D or F letter grade and share your experience in the comments. Vote below!
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