Rogers stores prepare for increased sales in Bluetooth
Posted Aug 23, 2011 11:43 am.
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The new distracted drivers law goes into effect on September 1st and staff at local Rogers Communications Stores across the province are preparing for the expected increase in sales in Bluetooth devices.
Darrell Graham is the vice-president of sales with Rogers and tells 660News employees are more than willing to help get you started.
“Our store staff would be happy get their devices up and running and again, it takes little or no time at all to get set up and it works quite easily,” says Graham.
The price for a new Bluetooth rangers between $20 to over $100 but with the fine for getting caught using your phone while driving being $172, it should pay for itself with the first use.
