Bell Canada Outage Report in Lake Country, British Columbia
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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.
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The chart below shows the number of Bell Canada reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Lake Country and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Bell Canada users through our website.
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Internet (48%)
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Phone (18%)
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TV (17%)
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Wi-fi (9%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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E-mail (3%)
Community Discussion
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Bell Canada Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Canadian Boy
(@CanadaOpinions) reported
@brad_ulel @TekSavvyBuzz @Bell I prefer to deal with companies that aren't morally bankrupt. Bad optics to take government money when you have billions in retained earnings.
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Shawn Fortier
(@SfortierShawn) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @Bell How the hell does this make sense? I never got a rebate on my cellular bill or relief from Bell. They never suffered!
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TekSavvy
(@TekSavvyBuzz) reported
@UrbanEdm @Bell There is a quote from the session this week where @beynate spoke about this: "...you could have gone from $5.2 billion in available cash flow down to $5.05 billion in available cash flow..." when Bell explained why they needed the funds. You can read the whole quote in the blog.
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Urban Ed
(@UrbanEdm) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @Bell @beynate The loophole they probably used was the option to apply as separate legal entities rather than as a consolidated whole, and might on audit reveal some aggressive planning to bring specific, high labour cost, entities down.
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Dayle
(@DAYLEE) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @Bell Can't believe our govt is that STUPID!! While retail businesses flounder?? @JustinTrudeau what are you doing??
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αyε.☪
(@aye_thegemini) reported
Hey @Bell know what would help my mental illness...if you waved a bill for a change rather then starting a "movement" when in all reality I so your multi-billion $ corporation gets a tax break. It'd be nice to see companies like this go bankrupt over the small ones in this time
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Alexandrefournier@hotmail.com
(@Alexand40955266) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @Bell @beynate Ok so we've identified a problem. What can I, as a Canadian tax payer, do about this? Who do I speak to? Should I ask fellow Bell subscribers to cancel they Bell services? An MP I can talk to? What do?
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Dj
(@DJennings2012) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @Bell @beynate Uh, I use by BCE dividends to help pay for my 3 services from Teksavvy.
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Muka
(@damnmuka) reported
@Bell_Support I never have to call and when I need it’s a struggle. All my neighbours are getting a cheaper price for the same package that I have and I have been trying to talk to someone this morning and I keep getting transferred or having to call again.
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Michele Allinotte
(@MAllinotte) reported
@Bell_Support You could just make it easier for people to cancel online and prevent the half hour song and dance when you make people call.