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Hi fellow Canadian resident! Yes, also from Canada it’s absolutely the worst. I came from the Netherlands, and it’s absolute world of difference. The telcos ne
by RandomWorker 4y ago
Hi fellow Canadian resident!
Yes, also from Canada it’s absolutely the worst. I came from the Netherlands, and it’s absolute world of difference. The telcos need to resolve this at a system level and get rid of these call centre software solutions. However, I’m sure Telus/Bell/Rodger are all get lots of money from all these calls so no incentive to stop them.
Can’t help but think that at some point people made the wrong decision along the way.
- Insanity 4y agoI would not put any faith in the Canadian telcos at this point. They feel quite outdated, charging insane prices for subpar quality service. (From my experience with Bell and limited Rodger experience). There are many things they could improve on and I think dealing with spam is probably low on their list.
- jacquesm 4y agoThey used to have the concept of 'airtime' that you paid for, is that still the case? The effect was that spam calls directly benefited the telcos at the expense of the person called if they answered the call. I've lived and worked in Canada for many years, the longer I was there the more the outward shine wore off and eventually I just saw it as a loosely collected set of monopolies with the state backing them filtering every dollar from Canadians that they could get their hands on.