Rogers says cell phone prices are going up for customers not on contracts

TORONTO – Some cell phone customers with Rogers Communications Inc. will pay more for their plans starting later this month. The company said price hikes for customers who are not locked into a contract could be upwards of $9 per month, depending on their individual plan, but wireless customers would see an average increase of $5. The move will take effect on bills received after Jan. 17. Rogers spokesman Cam Gordon said the company is committed to delivering “the highest standard of quality and reliability.” “This includes increased capacity to ensure reliable and consistent service for our customers, expanding into more communities from coast to coast, and making improvements to our customer service tools,” he said in a statement. Gordon…

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