Bell Canada outages and service status in Landrienne, Quebec
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Bell Canada offers internet, mobile phone and home phone services to individuals and businesses. Internet is delivered through DSL or fiber technology. Bell also offers satellite TV nationawide and internet TV (branded Fibe TV, formerly known as Dish Network Canada) is available in the Greater Toronto Area, Montreal and Québec City.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Landrienne, Quebec
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Bell Canada Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dog Lover!!! (@thebigwojcik) reported@Bell @Ombudsman_OBSI My mobile cost went up. Called twice only way to get a cheaper plan is to get a phone through them. I buy my phone's myself. Don't like contracts. They blamed the increase on the war! Called Telus and saved $37 a month. No more loyalty, Bell sucks!
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zen (@heyitszenn_) reportedFortnite endgame is back tomorrow and the @Bell shiternet decides to go down right before the holiday long weekend Holy **** i have never been more infuriated with a company before
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JennsTinyTweets2 🇨🇦 🍁 🚜 🐥 (@JennsTinyTweet) reported@ryangerritsen @pasturedbeef @Bell One of the few benefits of living in Quebec is that Starlink is subsidized by our government, and the startup equipment was free, but paid $68 for shipping. I pay $100 mth for the service. Never had an issue with them.
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ANGRYCANADIAN (@ChrisDa16346287) reported@Rogers is the worst ISP in Canada right up there with @Bell. Cancle my plan, they **** up and for months can get ahold of anyone, several months later finally get through only to be ****** over again because they still somehow ****** up and want you to get your **** to them asap
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A Kar (AKK) (@AjumaKar) reported@Bell did management learn that once a customer leaves because deals are offered to new customers and not to the ones that have been loyal. They never return.
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Roberto Godoy (@RareSenseCA) reported@Bell Your internet service SUCKS lately. As a professional who relies heavily on steady internet service, it's really frustrating to have your service down every 15 minutes.
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Mike “The Ref” Malowany (@miketheref) reported@TonyKhan we here in Canada we want to watch #AEWCollision, but the channel it is on doesn’t change over because of NASCAR on before. @Bell please fix this!!! Really frustrating on a PPV weekend!!!
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dajavudave (@dajavudave) reported@ryangerritsen @Bell …Take them up on a new offer and it’s $5 more than you were paying for no real increase of any service…
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Gilbert (@Joebear4946) reported@ryangerritsen @Bell They are all evil. It's just a matter of who is the least evil at any given moment. Playing the switch over game only feels good for a minute and then I'm angry at the new service in a short time. We have no real choices in this country because our market is too small.
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Rob Pattullo 🇨🇦 (@Ouzomen11) reported@stcrawford2 @Bell Yeah, further entrenching Bell is what we need to do. They don't have quite enough of a stranglehold on the market. You didn't invite Rogers so they could just sit down and split up the map?