Some of you may remember last year when CBC did a report on “Canada’s Worst Cellphone Bill”. The report highlighted several Canadians who had extremely high monthly bills. Of their 1,000 submitted wireless bills, the “winner” was a Canadian with a $6,000 bill!
Well CBC is back again this year with another round of “Canada’s Worst Cellphone Bill”.
Are you having an issue with your cell phone provider? If so, come on down to the CBC atrium Friday between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and bring a paper copy of your bill.
We’ll have an expert on hand who might be able to tell you what the problem is with your bill, and maybe have an idea on how to save money or even find a better deal.
At this time, CBC is looking for 60 wireless bills from the Big 3 (Rogers, Telus, or Bell) from Canadians in or around Toronto.
If you are around the CBC Atrium in Toronto this Friday (tomorrow), head on down between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. EST to have an expert analyze your bill and maybe get you a better deal.
[CBC]
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