Rogers Communications Inc.'s move to credit its customers with the equivalent of five days of service following the massive outage that crippled its network last week is"wholly inadequate," a legal expert said.
Rogers made the announcement via a statement posted on Twitter on Tuesday saying that it was"a first step" in earning back its customers' trust. Rogers wireless and internet customers were left without service in the outage that began early Friday morning and led to widespread disruptions. The outage affected 911 services as well as financial networks and other critical services.
Rogers is already facing a class-action lawsuit filed Monday by Montreal-based LPC Avocat Inc. on behalf of customers with a contract with Rogers, Fido Mobile or Chatr Mobile who didn't receive services on Friday or Saturday, as well as"persons in Quebec who could not operate with their own device or make transactions because of the outage" during that period.
I think we deserve more than 20-35 dollars for this.for a week our cable didn’t work,our wifi didn’t work.if anything this should show people to not be all in one company.keep your cellular with one and your internet with another.this way,unless they all go down you can hotspot
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