Bell Canada outages and service status in Pugwash, 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 Pugwash, Nova Scotia
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Bell Canada Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Doraemon 😈 (@rkthegreat1313) reported@FidoSolutions one of the most ridiculous services and bad customer service i ever saw. Thanks to @Bell i switched within 10 days and more happy to stay with Bell with excellent customer care support. Fido needs to hire more people to talk in real time
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Tammy Lynn (@TammyBu65502331) reported@dhockey13 Bell pay $230 for tv internet and house line. Tried explaining to them we **** even have a phone plugged in but they told me if I take it out of unpackaged it will cost more . @Bell sucks
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bta (@bta1976) reported@Bell More Canadians Are Cancelling Their SVOD Services With the rising cost of living, more Canadians are tightening their budgets and one of the easy ways to reduce their outgoings is by cancelling streaming service subscriptions. According to a survey by Angus Reid,
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Michael G. Hitchman (@MikeMacHitchman) reportedThis looks like I've solved the Fourier integral transform crack in the @Bell system, the front brain intelligent will have to look at their own fix.
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Luc Groleau (@LucGroleau) reported@Bell , yesterday I asked for help. Good news...a tech was here yesterday and resolved my problems. Bad news...either the Bell tech from Tuesday or Friday stole a Quest food bar. We noticed 1 missing. Only my wife and I live here, no pets. She is allergic to peanuts... 1/2
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xX E̷d̷w̷a̷r̷d̷ Xx (@EddieCoady) reported@weathernetwork The weather network is much better on @Rogers than @Bell
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The Mental Approach Podcast (@toddamus) reportedPeople in Canada talk quite a bit of sh@t about @rogers wireless, much of it warranted as the customer service has become horrendous. I recently switched to @Bell and I have never had worse wireless coverage in my life. Major metropolitan cities with next to no service. See attached screen shot as I sit in North Vancouver along the waterfront. I’m likely to switch back shortly.
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Inderrjeet Singh (@Inder1_322) reportedany response @Bell @Bell_Support or i should change the network after more than 2 years of loyalty
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A W (@adamwalker0314) reported@Bell Nah you guys are content with providing absolute **** support. Hearing phone support tell me they'd be happy to help me cancel my service rather than resolve my issue is all I needed to hear.
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Jaspreet Dhillon (@Jaspreet_D) reported@Bell_Support Your response has grammatical errors. Is this typical of your organization?