SaveOurNet

A concerned citizen named Ben Klass has revealed that Big telecom companies are making competing apps and online services more expensive for Canadians on purpose.¹ Why? It's a scheme to undermine competing services by unfairly marking them up, making it more costly for us to use independent online services on mobile devises. Example: Ben Klass caught Bell stifling competing mobile services by overcharging Canadians for them² - thereby unfairly pushing Canadians to use Bell's mobile TV app. And Rogers has its own scheme going.³ Ben Klass is taking telecom giant Bell to the CRTC to stop them from breaking open Internet rules and price-gouging Canadians. We each need to take a moment to make sure the CRTC knows that Ben Klass has the support of Canadians everywhere. -->

Footnotes: [1] Ben Klass complaint to the CRTC (PDF) [2] Crossing the Line - Ben Klass explains why he's taking Bell to the CRTC [2] "If using the Rogers 3G or LTE network, for only $5/month, customers can enjoy 10 hours of viewing on their device" (This means non-Rogers content is unfairly more expensive than Rogers-owned content.) - Source: Google Play