Bell Mobility Per Minute Class Action

FAQ

  1. What is this class action about?
  2. How do I know if I am a Class Member
  3. If I am a class member, how can I participate in this class action?
  4. Who are the lawyers representing me?
  5. Will it cost me anything to participate in the class action?
  6. How do I Opt Out of the class action?
  7. Who has access to my information?
  8. What if I still have questions?
  1. What is this class action about?

    This class action alleges that Bell Mobility's billing practice of rounding up call times to the next full minute was in breach of contract and consumer protection legislation and seeks compensation for affected Bell Mobility customers. The allegations raised in the proceedings have not yet been proven in court and the court has not made any decision about the merits of the case - rather that it can move forward as a class action to trial. Bell Mobility denies that it acted in breach of contract or consumer protection legislation and that it has any liability.

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  2. How do I know if I am a Class Member

    If you are a Canadian resident who was a Bell Mobility customer between August 18, 2006 and October 1, 2009 on either a pre-paid plan or a monthly plan, you are a Class Member.

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  3. If I am a class member, how can I participate in this class action?

    Class members are automatically included in the class action and need not do anything at this time if they wish to participate. Class members are bound by the judgment in the action, whether favourable or not. If you do not wish to participate, see instructions on how to opt out of the class action below.

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  4. Who are the lawyers representing me?

    The law firms of Rochon Genova LLP and Karp Litigation represent Class Members and can be reached at:

    Rochon Genova LLP: 1-866-881-2292

    Karp Litigation: 416-769-4107

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  5. Will it cost me anything to participate in the class action?

    If the class action is successful, legal fees will be paid on a contingency basis and deducted from any amounts which may be recovered for the class in the proceedings. Any such fee award to Class Counsel must be approced by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. If the class action is unsuccessful, class members will not be charged any legal or administration fees.

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  6. How do I Opt Out of the class action?

    If you wish to exclude yourself from the class action and not be bound by subsequent orders made in the class action, you must submit a completed Opt-Out Form, available on the Documents Page here, to RicePoint Administration Inc. RicePoint must receive your completed Opt Out Form by April 30, 2017.

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  7. Who has access to my information?

    The Opt-Out Administrator gathers and stores submissions using a secure site. More information about the Opt-Out Administrator is available by clicking here.

    All information provided is collected, used, and retained by the Opt-Out Administrator pursuant to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). The information provided to RicePoint is strictly private and confidential.

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  8. What if I still have questions?

    If you have further questions please contact RicePoint Administration Inc. at:

    Email: perminuteclassaction@ricepoint.com

    Phone: 1-888-663-7190

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