Bell Canada outages and service status in Plaster Rock, New Brunswick
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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 Plaster Rock, New Brunswick
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Bell Canada Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🇨🇦Wayne🇨🇦 (@Reil76) reported@RealCheekybelle @Skip70969016 @Bell wtf?!? They’re all a bunch of criminals!
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LordGrim (@L0rdGrim1) reportedWay to go @Bell thanks for sending a technician out to install internet. They came back twice with the same problem and no solution, then ghosted me. I then chose Primus, and yet again, your Bell technicians are screwing me over, as the tentative date is now September 1st. Ffs
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NS (@kojam2022) reportedNorth York. Internet was down for about 10 mins. Over 2 hours into watching a 3+ hour volleyball game. At a crucial match point. 😡 What happened? Modem had a red OK indicating fibre issue. Was it scheduled maintenance? It's after 2am. Not happy. @Bell_Support
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Andre (@AndreInUk) reported@Bell @telus @Rogers please explain why you scam Canadians while we get the same service or better in the UK for cheap?
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Anik Dattani (@DattaniAnik) reported@Bell_Support Tried activating the $15 BYOD Smartwatch Standalone plan as a new customer. Website says it’s allowed, but phone support & stores keep passing me back & forth because your system forces a smartphone IMEI. Left on hold for over an hour. Please DM to fix this.
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Snarkus Aurelius, PhD 🇨🇦🇫🇷🇺🇦 (@SnarkusAurelius) reported@Whisky_Yak @Reil76 @Bell “Please don’t solve our problems for us. We thrive on your dysfunction.”
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daddyainthome (@daddyainthome) reported@Rogers I call you to complain about my internet service, and instead of helping me or compensating me, you tell me my price is going up? Will be calling @Bell asap.
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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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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.
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Robert Watson (@RobertW96576248) reported@JesseEdwards78 @Bell I left Bell well over a decade ago. I used VOIP. Voice Over Internet Protocol, with my computer internet service provider. Cheaper by far, and long distance was no extra cost. Later, I retired my computer & internet some 6 years ago. I just use a 'smart' mobile phone.