Rogers Communications Ord Shs Class A T.RCI.A

Regarding even more Rogers shenanigans.

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It is said that Rogers communications has commenced a campaign of disabling customer Cable TV prepaid set top boxes, in a attempt to generate now badly needed additional revenues.

That's correct people. Canada's Rogers Communications has obviously begun a campaign of intentionally disabling cable customer prepaid set top boxes. It is part in parcel of said company's various attempts to generate cable set top box rental revenues and any other type of revenues, in order to soften the expected financial blow resulting from a recent Canada wide telecommunications network outage.

More specifically the need for Rogers Communications to financially compensate clients comprising every segment of the company's customer base, clients of every kind who were clearly financially or in any way affected by the recent newtwork outage, will place a heavy quarterly and annual financial burden on Rogers Communications' ballance sheet.

What's more, the kind of shenanigans which said company's representatives are collectively willing to subject prepaid cable TV set top box customers and all types of other customers and clients to, in order to generate additional revenues and somehow cushion the inevitablly increasing and coming financial blow to the company's ballance sheet, seem limitless.

While the Canadian Federal and Provincial government representatives pay mere lip service to actually holding Rogers Communications C-suite and directorate body members to account for their collective willful disregard for the very needs and clear expectations of Rogers Communications clients, Rogers investors and all tax payers generally, it is clear the folks over at Rogers Communications are actively seeking to find many more ways in which to gouge said company's cable TV customers and obviously all other Rogers Communications clients as well.