Everyone complains about how much they pay for cell service and the internet, and apparently Ottawa is prepared to listen. 
There is a new directive to the CRTC to lower our bills with policies that promote real consumer choice.
Chatham-based TekSavvy has worked with several other companies to come up with a web site that allows you send a letter directly to your MP.
“We have an election year coming up and we believe very strongly that if the MPs can come back to Parliament and understand that their constituents are concerned about rising costs and how it’s harder than ever to make ends meet,” says Teksavvy marketing director Jeremy McCarthy. “Wwith these costs only going up and being controlled by three large companies, we believe very strongly that MPs will use this as a leverage point within the upcoming election and make change to make Canadians’ lives that much better.”
This is the final day the proposal is open for public comment.
You can reach out to send your letter to paylesstoconnect.ca
