The CRTC is examining whether the charge breaks new consumer protection rules, iPhone in Canada reports.
iPhone in Canada reports that Telus is taking its dispute with the CRTC over a $15 SIM and eSIM fee to the Federal Court of Appeal. The outlet says it obtained a 228-page filing dated September 14. The regulator’s examination of whether the fee breaks new consumer protection rules is ongoing, according to the report.
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The CRTC is examining whether the charge breaks new consumer protection rules, iPhone in Canada reports.
iPhone in Canada reports that Telus is taking its dispute with the CRTC over a $15 SIM and eSIM fee to the Federal Court of Appeal. The outlet says it obtained a 228-page filing dated September 14. The regulator’s examination of whether the fee breaks new consumer protection rules is ongoing, according to the report.
iPhone in Canada@iPhoneinCanadaTelus Escalates $15 SIM Fee Fight, Takes CRTC to Federal Court
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