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Former Rogers Insider Challenges Advance Billing Practices in Telecom

Stephen Lawton, a retired Rogers employee, is calling for the CRTC to ban advance billing, a practice that forces Canadians to pay for services before they are used.

Editorial StaffJuly 20, 20261 MIN READ
Former Rogers Insider Challenges Advance Billing Practices in Telecom

Stephen Lawton, aged 74, has taken a stand against the telecom industry's advance billing practices, which require customers to pay for phone, internet, and TV services 30 days in advance.

This practice has become a standard in the industry, affecting nearly every Canadian consumer. Lawton argues that it is fundamentally flawed and unfair.

He has formally requested the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to intervene and ban this practice, emphasizing the need for consumer protection.