Hello Donaldaedward,
Welcome to the community!
Or, they could be consolidating services to reduce operating costs... Streamlining service options could reduce overall costs for customers or at least reduce cost increases.
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Hello Gma1,
I understand many people like to hate on Rogers. However, they often don't acknowledge what good Rogers has done for Fido customers. I, too, was with Fido prior to its acquisition by Rogers.
If I remember correctly, prior to being bought by Rogers in 2004, Fido was only a GSM (2G) provider. Fido customers are only able to avail of cellular data and Home Internet because of their relationship with Rogers. Without Rogers, the last 20 years would have been a very different mobile phone experience -- no '3G' or LTE. While we may have been with Fido before Rogers, we have more than likely benefitted from being under the Rogers umbrella (now Fido Solutions) for quite a while now.
Yes, Fido is no longer offering Home Internet services. However, the service had always been Rogers' Home Internet, just rebranded as Fido.
Hope this helps 😀
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@Gma1 A bit of history Rogers acquired the then Microcell in November 2004 and later changed the name to Fido shortly after, so you have been under Rogers all along is what I'm saying.
I agree with you I've always said that CRTC does not look out for consumers and they are just useless and are pretty much in the pockets of the big 3 that's why we have no competition, the big 3 create a bunch of smaller brands to make it look as if we have competition.
