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elanie Aitken, the Competition Bureau commissioner, is the sexiest commissioner I have yet seen :)  Federal competition authorities are suing the country’s three biggest wireless providers for a combined $30 million, alleging the carriers allowed third-party companies to “mislead” mobile subscribers into hefty fees of which they then took a share.In separate suits filed Friday in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Competition Bureau is seeking $10 million each from Rogers Communications Inc., BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. - the maximum penalty allowed under law.The bureau is also suing the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, the sector’s lobbying body, for $1 million in an administrative penalty for “facilitating premium text services.” (via Bell, Rogers, Telus face lawsuit)

elanie Aitken, the Competition Bureau commissioner, is the sexiest commissioner I have yet seen :) 

Federal competition authorities are suing the country’s three biggest wireless providers for a combined $30 million, alleging the carriers allowed third-party companies to “mislead” mobile subscribers into hefty fees of which they then took a share.

In separate suits filed Friday in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Competition Bureau is seeking $10 million each from Rogers Communications Inc., BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. - the maximum penalty allowed under law.

The bureau is also suing the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association, the sector’s lobbying body, for $1 million in an administrative penalty for “facilitating premium text services.” (via Bell, Rogers, Telus face lawsuit)

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