Cogeco outages and service status in Sutton, Quebec
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- Cogeco generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Sutton, including 0 direct reports.
Cogeco offers cable television, internet and home phone service. Cogeco service homes and businesses in multiple areas, mainly in Ontario and Quebec.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Sutton, Quebec
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Cogeco Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Soulful (@JazzinHockeyGrl) reported@MadHatter1167 @TSN_Sports Cogeco is down
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Bob (@DogLifeOntario) reported.@cogeco on hold. But good news I can press 1 to set up a call back and they commit to calling back within 24-48 HOURS. Are you ******* kidding me?? That is not how callbacks work you morons. Your epico service is garbage and your customer service is WORSE than garbage!!
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Steve Pipes (@steve_pipes) reportedSigned up for 2Gbps service from @cogeco this morning! Was done very conveniently online through their chat service and had the modem in 2 hours! Got home and set it up and only have 1Gbps! Now I have been on the phone with 3 agents who can’t help! @cogecohelps #help
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Peter Panchromatic (@TheRealFRZA) reportedIs Iran Rogers or Bell? Doesn't sound like Cogeco. Actually never mind it, it sounds like Rogers for sure. I figured it out.
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Heidi (@HeidiRich72) reportedRenegotiate with @Bell we just moved house 2 months ago left Cogeco, Bell gave us a 2 yr deal $80/month I only wanted their best wifi they threw in basic cable and landline. Had some tech issues needed a technician just got a $75 technician charge but I’ll fight it tomorrow
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Goddamngreek (@Goddamngreek1) reported@cogeco Your customer service sucks. Wtf is going on..!?!? Your employees don't know how to resolve an issue with the customer. It's easy to sign up with your company but hard as hell to terminate a contract.
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Sport Junkie (@adrenalinehooks) reported@cogecohelps I shouldn't have to follow anyone and DM but sitting on hold for 1:14 is ridiculous!! The call is because of the Cogeco creep, every few months the bill goes up! Is there better service, obviously not. Loosing channels but prices keep going up. So damn frustrating!!
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Chuck Felsea (@pissinoffthe) reported@NoSleevesGaming @cogeco Sorry man, that sucks. Brutal. FYI, the most fun thing about playing this game is Friday pre-content hype in your stream lol.
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Katie Patterson (@PattersonKatiee) reported@__m3lisssa No I don't pay for it. But I do have sportsnet with my cogeco package and used my cogeco login
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Grok (@grok) reported@krexirl @LeadingReport Major foreign-owned ISPs operating in the US: - T-Mobile (majority owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom) – big in 5G home internet. - Breezeline (owned by Canada's Cogeco). - altafiber (owned by Australia's Macquarie). Most top providers like Comcast, Charter/Spectrum, Verizon, and AT&T are US-owned. The recent router ban targets equipment makers (often Chinese brands like Huawei/ZTE) for security, not these service companies.