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Customer records 3 Bell reps offering same deal, then is told he cant have it Despite documenting three different sales reps making him the same offer, an Ontario man was later denied that same deal by Bell Mobility, which said the offer didnt exist. The man is one of thousands of telco customers who say they were misled. Social Sharing

City/State: Nashville, TN Where did you grow up? I grew up in Vero Beach, Florida, but my wife and I have been in Nashville for almost 40 years. And wow how this city has GROWN!  Where did you go to college? I graduate from Vanderbilt University (Computer Science and Mathematics). I also got my MBA from Owen Graduate School at Vanderbilt (Marketing and Operations Management) and a Masters in Education at Cumberland  Favorite moment from the 2020 season? We had such an up and down season. W...

Changing attitudes towards RRSP contributions in Canada: It’s complicated By  Renee Sylvestre-Williams  on February 8, 2021 Financial instability created by the pandemic is shifting why and where people choose to save or invest. Advertisement “I don’t care about my retirement right now, I care about staying alive.” Advertisement Advertisement Walter Schultz, who is in his 40s, lives in Kitchener, Ont., and through his employment as a technician at a lab...

Bowls club formed in Frankston THE public meeting held at Frankston last Tuesday night for the purpose of considering the matter of forming a bowling club, established the fact that a good deal of enthusiasm underlies the movement. The shire president (Cr W. P. Mason) explained that he had convened the meeting by request, and it gave him considerable pleasure in so doing. A bowling green would, he was sure, prove a great asset to the town, and attract visitors from all parts of the State. It wa...

Bowls club formed in Frankston THE public meeting held at Frankston last Tuesday night for the purpose of considering the matter of forming a bowling club, established the fact that a good deal of enthusiasm underlies the movement. The shire president (Cr W. P. Mason) explained that he had convened the meeting by request, and it gave him considerable pleasure in so doing. A bowling green would, he was sure, prove a great asset to the town, and attract visitors from all parts of the State. It wa...