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I think I can get what you're saying, but unlike in the EU where true MNVOs exists (which are independent of the backbone carrier and can switch to a different
by zinekeller 4y ago
I think I can get what you're saying, but unlike in the EU where true MNVOs exists (which are independent of the backbone carrier and can switch to a different one for a lot of reasons), in Canada they are effectively subbrands of the same carriers. For example, Fido (https://www.fido.ca/ https://www.fido.ca/) is owned by Rogers (the same company the OP is asking about) and Koodo (https://www.koodomobile.com/en https://www.koodomobile.com/en) is owned by Telus but the carriers are "shy" to show that these MNVOs are ultimately owned by the same carriers they want to leave from (try to poke their websites and you'll be hard-press to find that they're subbrands).
- jsmith45 4y agoThere is one relatively easy way, but it is also one that is non-obvious. If you click the careers button it takes you to the careers page of the parent company, since they don't want to bother creating a separate careers service for the sub-brand to fully maintain the ruse.
- zinekeller 4y agoOr even read their privacy policy, but I'm assuming that a normal, non-techie user who doesn't know anything about MVNOs won't bother to comb through their contract or T&Cs.