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Iristel not satisfied by Rogers denial in caller ID spoofing request

Briefs | 09/17/2020 3:19 pm EDT

Iristel Inc. is sticking to its guns in its claim that the CRTC should look into the problem of caller ID manipulation, and in a reply to a response from Rogers Communications Inc. rejected Rogers’ assertion that the problem is an isolated one and that Iristel’s complaint to the commission is frivolous. 

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