Shaw’s Freedom Mobile says they are “excited about the launch of our newest campaign”, which targets Canada’s incumbent wireless players, Rogers, Telus and Bell.
The hilarious ads paint a board meet meeting at a fictional ‘Monolithic Wireless’, where three men discuss an evil idea saying, “we’ll keep charging for more data…because they always pay!”
That’s when Arnett turns around and says “you realize this is exactly why your customers are fed up.” The men laugh and say, “what are they going to do, leave?”. Arnett responds, “they already are” and cites Freedom’s $50/10GB plan, saying “it’s time to join the millions” who have already switched over to the company.
Rogers has shared its plans for Shaw Mobile customers, offering them a transition to their wireless network. This was promised as part of the mega-deal that saw Rogers acquire Shaw, with Freedom Mobile sold to Quebecor to appease regulators. Shaw Mobile customers can retain their existing mobile numbers and pricing under these new equivalency plans,...
The City of Vancouver has announced temporary road closures in the downtown area due to a helicopter operation on Friday, May 26, and Thursday, June 1. This operation, taking place in the Coal Harbour area, will see large-scale signage transported to the Shaw Tower, replacing the existing Shaw signs with new Rogers branding. Given the...
In an effort to aid Alberta residents impacted by devastating wildfires, Rogers and Shaw have announced new measures to keep affected customers connected and to contribute towards relief efforts. Both Rogers and Shaw will match donations made to the Canadian Red Cross 2023 Alberta Fires Appeal, up to a total of $1 million. Texting 'ROGERS'...
