From:
Stan Majcherkiewicz[SMTP:majchers@cadvision.com]Sent: September 5, 2001 11:58 PM
To: procedure@crtc.gc.ca
Cc: regulatory.affairs@telus.com
Subject: Telus Service Improvement Plan application to CRTC
Secretary General
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
Ottawa, ON
K1A 0N2
Dear Sir,
If Telus proposes a Service Improvement Plan it should finance it from it's
own profits.
If Telus does not make any profits it should switch to charity format.
If this does not help Telus should disappear from the market.
I STRONGLY OPPOSE ANY FURTHER INCREASES OF RATES by Telus (or any company of
this sort for that matter). Any improvements of services by Telus shall be
financed by the company itself, and not by the customers. Telus is the one
that benefits of this type of business activity by abtaining new customers
(accounts), and not the existing customers.
Fifteen years ago I paid about $8.00/month to Telus for EXACTLY THE SAME
SERVICE (a basic telephone service) that I am FORCED to pay $23.86 for
today. I still do dial the same 8 digits to reach my wife at work or my
dentist in his office. What's the difference TO ME that makes the difference
in rate ? Better equipement ? Well - 15 years ago it was not bad either ! I
could hear my wife and my dentist as good as today.
I do not mind paying extra for extra services (i.e. call waiting) but I
should not be put in the position that FORCES me to pay MORE AND MORE FOR
THE SAME !
Regards,
Stan Majcherkiewicz
Calgary
tel. 403.272.0962
c/c Willie Grieve
V-ce President, Regulatory Affairs
Telus
Edmonton, AB
T5J 0N5