Bell Canada outages and service status in Litchfield, Nova Scotia
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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 Litchfield, Nova Scotia
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Bell Canada Issues Reports Near Litchfield, Nova Scotia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Litchfield and nearby locations:
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BrendaJThompson🇨🇦 🍁 🇯🇲 ☮️ 🌈 (@tiredresearcher) reported from Litchfield, Nova Scotia@KarenCookPhotos I doubt it. I've complained so much about their lack of service, @Bell has likely blocked me by now. Lol But c'mon! Nine days is ridiculous. And it's not the longest we've waited for repairs.
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BrendaJThompson🇨🇦 🍁 🇯🇲 ☮️ 🌈 (@tiredresearcher) reported from Litchfield, Nova Scotia@rastasack @Bell Depending upon where you are in the house, we have no cell service. That is why we still -theoretically- have a land line. But it is constantly in need of repair.
Bell Canada Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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DWN613 (@DWN613) reported@Bell been on hold for an hour simply trying to book a technician appointment from a letter BELL sent me in order to replace aging copper network with 100% fibre How in the world does it take this long?
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Tish (@TVWShepherd) reported@Bell_Support We have had terrible service in Muskoka for the past year. Sometimes I cannot even send a text it times out. It is not uncommon for a call to drop 2-3 times …..so frustrating and we pay high rates! Terrible reception
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kfir ohayon (@kfirkiki) reported@Bell Our London, ON business has had NO internet or phones since Friday. After telling us 72 hrs, now you want another 24 just to open a ticket? We’ve been forced to CLOSE and have lost $20,000+ in revenue. This is a business account. Completely unacceptable. Fix this TODAY.
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Jimmy Davis (@JimmyDavis28) reported@Bell Unless you’re going to fix the issue of cell service in the province there’s nothing to discuss. This isn’t an issue isolated to a few people. As previous posters have said. 1st world prices for 3rd world service. I actually had better cell service when I was in Cuba.
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dang (@nosoupfoyou) reported@Bell Oh, I called your customer serv. a few times, & the rep said he agreed the cell signal is weak in DT & my 🏠 area (Rossland and Audley in Ajax). He said that engineers are wrking 2 improve the signal, but he doesn’t knw when it will get better. It may take years. @cbcmarketplace
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Orsys (@OrsysRules) reported@Skip70969016 @Reil76 @Bell Rogers is the worst. I just quit them. Trying Beanfield now.
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Ed the Sock (@Ricky_Breeze) reported@Bell @mmabrey1 Buddy we still have outages in the city your service ******* sucks
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Timsaal Bukhari (@Timsaal_1) reported@Bell_Support central node in the network is rigged to the command line again
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The Truth (@the_truth1234) reported@MattWalshBlog Cell coverage was better in 2009. Calls drop all over now even just outside major cities. It’s terrible service in Canada and we pay the highest fees. @Rogers @Bell
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Mike Moore (@HueyTheFrenchie) reported@mobinfiltrator @Bell The best choice I ever made was not having my tv/internet from the same provider as my cell. This way if one of them goes down I’m still good.