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Also, if rogers carelessly mishandled information before. Why is this article the first I am hearing about it, where are the other families and customers crying about how rogers ruined there life or gave out information? I haven't seen any but I guess it exists because you say so? As well I am a rogers customer, I hate there service and there ways of trying to make money off of you. However they haven't once mishandeled my information. My privacy is infact intact.
How do you know that you're privacy is intact? How do you know that I don't have your information? How do you know that some marketing firm doesn't have your information? There are likely MANY victims that don't know they're victims. You're angry with the wrong party in this story.
Alright, than you tell me my information. Being you are accusing rogers of giving away peoples information. How about you go find that out. You can get more information from peoples facebook pages than you could from rogers. Further more, rogers is a company. A company that deals with cable, internet and phone services. They sell people these products and are infact rich off of them as one of Canada's leading provider of them.
They don't aquire sensative information on there costumers, it's customers that give sensative information to there phone provider which in this case was rogers. In this case, she made those calls and rogers billed her for it. They found that her husband was using rogers products as well and instead of sending 2 seperate invoices, they thought it would be more efficient to just send the household one. Not to mention, according to them it saved them money by doing so.
Is it rogers fault that the information in the invoice showed her calls to her secret lover and her husband was smart enough to know something was up and snoop around? No, the fact is. Rogers assumed there marriage wasn't based on cheating and lies and tried to make there service more efficient for them. They combined invoices because the two are married. Unless you are married to every marketing firm. I don't believe you have to worry about anything. Further more, why would rogers ruin there buisness and risk losing all there customers over selling off customer information to marketing firms for lously money compared to what they make. You're unfact based conspiracy theories are serverely flawed as is your bias of the article.
This women, if she had not cheated on her husband. There would not have been suspicious phone calls on her invoice which was merged with her husbands. He wouldn't have checked them as there wouldn't be anything to check. Her marriage would have still been intact and she would not have cared if rogers merged her invoice with her husbands. The fact is, it is more efficient assuming you are not her and don't have any dark secrets on your phone records you don't want your husband or wife to know about. This whole thing is bullshit for the fact shes not trying to take responsability for her own actions and blaming rogers because they were the reason her husband found out. Further more, neither should she be gaining any money because of it because rogers did nothing wrong. Neither does she deserve it. Rogers doesn't do the same thing for as mentioned in another post, your roommate getting you to pay all the bills. There is no way that could happen. They did it because these two individuals were married, they combine incomes regardless so why not share bills?