mastodon.ie is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
Irish Mastodon - run from Ireland, we welcome all who respect the community rules and members.

Administered by:

Server stats:

1.8K
active users

#bell

2 posts2 participants0 posts today

It’s decidedly disingenuous for #Bell’s #Crave #TV to promote itself as “Proudly Canadian” when the vast majority of its content is American. The corporation’s latest aggressive advertising campaign cannot wallpaper over the fact that the service is largely an over-priced re-broadcast of HBO.

PSA: There are scammers going around pretending to work Bell or Rogers, offering discounts on services.

People ended up having their information changed at their service provider.

iphoneincanada.ca/2025/04/13/r
- - -
Attention: Il y a des arnaqueurs qui se promènent en passant pour des employés de Bell ou Rogers, offrant des rabais sur les services.

Des gens se sont retrouvés avec des renseignements changés chez le fournisseur.

// Article en anglais //

iPhone in Canada Blog • Leading Tech News for Canadians · Rogers and Bell Scam Twist: It’s Not Just a Phone Call Anymore • iPhone in Canada BlogMore warnings are coming your way from police in Ontario about scammers, this time involving people pretending to be from Bell or Rogers. Guelph Police in Ontario are warning the public about a scam involving people pretending to work for Bell or Rogers, offering fake service promos to trick residents into giving up personal information.
#Bell#Rogers#Guelph

Today In Labor History April 7, 1947: The National Federation of Telephone Workers (NFTW) launched the first nationwide strike against AT&T and Bell. 350,000 telephone workers, mostly women switchboard operators, walked off the job. Both the AFL and the CIO supported the strike, hoping to bring the telephone workers into their fold. This support provided extra strike funds to help the workers survive their time off the job. By mid-May, 37 of the 39 member unions had won new contracts with raises. NFTW became the Communications Workers of America later that year.

I have been in conversation with the Bell Aliant / Bell Canada "Atlantic Case Management Customer Relations Centre".

This last email I got made absolutely no sense so I decided to ask GPT4 what it meant, offering it my previous emails for context.

This is what AI responded, which did at least amuse me enough that I just sent it back as a reply, since it said exactly what I wanted anyway.

On a more serious note, this was a response to me quoting the various laws they'd broken in deliberately deleting my personal data and the stats I'd been recording to show that I was getting a much slower service than I was paying for from my CPE router, after I told them very specifically they were not to do that.

The email that is a response to was demanding an escalation and a response from their corporate legal team within 72 hours. So given that context, this is even worse.

I have worked in customer service, and telecoms for a long long time, I have never seen anything quite this illiterate.