Vidéotron move forces competitors to cease signing up new customers in MUDs
News | 03/28/2002 5:00 am EST
Vidéotron ltée competitors in Quebec say they have been forced to cease efforts to acquire customers in multiple-unit dwellings (MUDs) in the province because of hefty fees for the use of inside wiring. Vidéotron’s sister company Câblage QMI Inc. (CQMI) is attempting to charge $5 per subscriber per month – an amount significantly higher than the 44 cents proposed by the CRTC in an ongoing process to set rates for third-party use of inside wiring.
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