TORONTO – Residents in communities across Ontario including: Belleville, Chatham, Dundas, Ancaster, Welland, Milton, Georgetown, Tecumseh and Trenton can now get local telephony from Rogers Communications (and none of those towns are Rogers Cable areas).
Rogers Home Phone celebrated its first anniversary on July 1, 2006 with nearly 550,000 customers.
"Communities across Ontario can now benefit from the choice provided by Rogers Home Phone service," said Phil Hartling, vice-president and general manager, Rogers Home Phone. "Consumers who choose to switch to Rogers Home Phone service can keep their same phone and phone number, all while receiving a better service at a lower cost."
Rogers Home Phone is available for as low as $29.95 per month with one calling feature. For a limited time, customers who sign up will receive a $40 credit.
