I'm already extremely bearish on BCE in particular, so I wouldn't advise any investor to touch the stock with a barge pole, since not only is the company slated to offer a below-average total return over the next few years, but it's also operating in an unethical fashion. Bottom line Rogers and BCE are down ~10% and ~8%, respectively, from their 52-week highs. While the dip may seem like an opportunity for income investors, I wouldn't advise pulling the trigger on either stock because of longer-term headwinds that will result in sub-par returns going forward. Both Rogers and BCE appear to be sacrificing morals for some extra short-term profit, but I think these practices will exacerbate subscriber losses over the long term, as their wireless subscribers have yet another reason to switch to the fast-rising Freedom Mobile. I think morally conscious investors should be making the switch from Rogers and BCE to Shaw as well. Stay hungry. Stay Foolish.