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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 Tofield, Alberta

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Bell Canada Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • axelsimonise
    Axel (@axelsimonise) reported

    4: called to cancel @VirginPlus , they offered me @Bell loyalty program, and another scheduled appointment. And yet even after switching to the main and guaranteeing a full install and everything done , NOPE , still nothing

  • sovbladekiss
    Sovereign Bladekiss | Sommelier VTuber 🍷 (@sovbladekiss) reported

    @Bell_Support As low as my expectations were going into it, it still baffled me at how bad it was at assisting. It would not register my requests, suggests completely different solutions as to what was needed or tried to get me to upgrade my plan.

  • sweety82
    Denise Gomes (@sweety82) reported

    @Bell_Support why does it take over 20 mins for someone to answer tech support?!? So frustrating

  • celinalex_ru
    Celin loves the Jets (me myself and I) 🇨🇦 (@celinalex_ru) reported

    I don’t understand @Bell There TV is crap. I wish we didn’t change from @Rogers and now we are stuck with a two year contract of crappiness. Stay far away from Bell. We have to reboot PVR daily and it will only take 1-2 shows a day. #bellsucks

  • Puneet0982
    Puneet Mahajan (@Puneet0982) reported

    @Bell DM sent hoping to get a faster resolution!

  • nash_qureshi
    Dnash (@nash_qureshi) reported

    @Bell come on now, not again. I switched from @Rogers to you for a reason and now you doing the same shiiiii. Naaah! How could your internet be so slow, is that why you offered me cheaper monthly rates ?Shame @Bell_Support streaming one movie & one live game cant consume 150gb🤦🏻

  • CoryJudson
    Cory Judson (@CoryJudson) reported

    I cancelled my @Bell services in April because they are awful. Still waiting for the credit they owe me.

  • MagicCarpetMoe
    PremierScottMoesMagicCarpet (@MagicCarpetMoe) reported

    @Bell And how ******** are you going to possibly do anything about it when 800 ******* people are supposed to be traveling the road.... every single ******* day for however long..... like what ******* failure. Just ******* retarded

  • InfinitusCap
    Infinitus Capital (@InfinitusCap) reported

    Here we are YET AGAIN @Bell_Support You guys have the WRONG CNBC channel on your network CNBC has two channels: the North Amercian national CNBC channel and CNBC World Tell the control centre to change it back to the national CNBC channel which is on Bell 24/7 Why does this happen every few months w/you guys?

  • ironsightforge
    Noa (@ironsightforge) reported

    @Calibremag @Mike_McD5511 @Bell Because the original Bell company that spanned both countries got broken up by US anti-trust laws The smaller companies that came out of it were often referred to as "Baby Bells"