I once lived in an apartment building that had a special deal going with Rogers. Although the building had no soliciting in general, Rogers was the exception. I

I once lived in an apartment building that had a special deal going with Rogers. Although the building had no soliciting in general, Rogers was the exception. I learned from the management that they kept a list of tenants who were not customers and their goal was to convert every single one. Monthly flyers under my apartment door were annoying. Visits from actual Rogers reps to my door were also annoying. But once they even resorted to having a crude printout shoved under my door with "NOTICE FROM MANAGEMENT" on it. Sure looked like a notice from the landlord, but turned out to be another Rogers ad. They also once tried to call me. I asked to be taken off their list and the guy actually had the audacity to argue with me about why I would want that and why I don't want their service. The only way out was for me to resort to repeating "Take me off your list" over and over until he finally did. It's really an awful company.