OTTAWA and MONTREAL - Bell Canada has paid a $10 million penalty to the Competition Bureau to resolve concerns over the company’s advertising.The Competition Bureau determined that Bell misrepresenting the prices of its services, including home phone, Internet, satellite TV and wireless, by charging higher prices than advertised. It found that the advertised prices were unavailable as additional mandatory fees, such as those related to TouchTone, modem rental and digital television services, were hidden from consumers in fine-print disclaimers.As an example, Bell's website had advertised a bundle for home phone, Internet and television services starting as low as $69.90 per...
