Woman Who Had An Affair Sues Cell Phone Company For Causing Her Divorce.

Today, a friend told me about this news of a 37 year old Toronto woman who is suing

Rogers Communications , a large telecommunication company in Canada, for causing her divorce and losing her job.

According to a TV interview with this woman by CTV, this woman admitted she had a short affair but claimed that Rogers billing practices revealed her infidelity, leading her husband to leave her. Her husband had the familys cable and TV bill under his name. She had a cell phone account in her maiden name with the separete bill sent to their home until her husband called Rogers to add Internet and home phone services and the following month Rogers sent a global bill to the home address, including the itemized phone bill for her cellphone. The husband saw several long phone calls to a single phone number, called the number, and a third party revealed the affair.

Rogers is being sued for unilaterally terminating her cellular contract and including it in her husbands account without her knowledge or approval. The Divorce law suit is for $600,000. The woman said her husband walked out on her and their two children after the affair came to light, and she lost her job due to non performance because she was upset over the ending of her marriage. In her view, she had a very brief affair, it was over before it started and she shouldnt have to lose every thing over it. Of course, there were numerous comments from visitors who read this news online. Some saying Rogers shouldnt have done it, while most saying she shouldnt have had the affair.

By now, it should be clear that there are consequences to every thing we do, whether we are sorry, or not; whether we meant to, or not; whether we come clean, or not. Just ask Tiger Woods and John Edwards. But I wonder, if her husband had seen the phone # by opening up the bill that came to their home, would she be suing her husband for damages to her marriage and job on the grounds of invasion of privacy? How about using that third person who let the cat out of the bag? The affair was private and confidential information for sure.

I was told that email, letters, blogs are all evidence that if the court asks for them, companies have to show up with them. Then who do we sue, the court?

It will be interesting to see how this case ends up. Ill keep you posted. In the mean time, know that if you tell the truth, life is simpler.

Martha Chan is the co-owner and V.P. Marketing of Divorce Marketing Group and Divorce Magazine. She is responsible for all online and offline initiatives of the company. She is married to Dan Couvrette and is a step mother of two sons. Connect with her on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. She can be reached at (888) 217-9538 ex. 36 or marthac@divorcemarketinggroup.com.

by: Martha Chan

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