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Fido Outage Report in Arthur, Ontario

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Fido Solutions is a Canadian cellular service provider offering mobile phone and mobile internet service. Fido owned by Rogers Communications.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Arthur, Ontario

The chart below shows the number of Fido reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Arthur and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Fido Outage Chart in Arthur, Ontario 03/06/2026 20:00

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Fido users through our website.

  1. Phone (62%)

    Phone (62%)

  2. Internet (27%)

    Internet (27%)

  3. E-mail (4%)

    E-mail (4%)

  4. Total Blackout (4%)

    Total Blackout (4%)

  5. Wi-fi (4%)

    Wi-fi (4%)

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Fido Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • jitatman007 Jitatman Singh (@jitatman007) reported

    Another work day, we are still experiencing internet dropouts..multiple calls with customer service and multiple tickets opened with @Fidomobile and @Rogers @RogersHelps..still no resolution.

  • sambhavsareen Sambhav Kumar (@sambhavsareen) reported

    @Rogers @Fidomobile This is totally unacceptable, my Fido bill has been over 100$ for the last 2 months and I see unknown charges for the calls we never made I complaint previous month and see it again, I have to leave FIDO for good

  • marcmcpherson marc mcpherson (@marcmcpherson) reported

    Looks like @Fidomobile has decided their service is so exceptional that it deserves a price hike. I tend to disagree. Who has the best rates going on 2 line plans with minimal/moderate data. @Bell or @TELUS?

  • GenCounsNews Leslie Ordal (@GenCounsNews) reported

    Canadians, I am seriously considering dropping @Fidomobile after four months of trying to get my phone upgraded with yet another "oh it's going to take the head office 10 more days to look at your request"-type delay... I know they're all bad but any recs?

  • Carolin47891018 Caroline Z (@Carolin47891018) reported

    My plan was changed without my permission of price..Customer support is having a hard time putting it back to the original plan.a real mess. @Fidomobile

  • patchikiya patchikiya (@patchikiya) reported

    @FidoSolutions What a disappointment to fill out the 3 forms that you required through Twitter. I was at the point of believing that @fidomobile will do something after this tweet. But of course, it was not the case. so far so bad... The @fidosolutions wants to deliver me to another department!

  • msjewlz29 jujub (@msjewlz29) reported

    @Fidomobile do better! Your customer service has to improve. #educate

  • dangrummett Dan Grummett (@dangrummett) reported

    @roof_talks @Fidomobile I've been inundated with spam calls/texts since signing up with @Bell last month. My number clearly belonged to an individual running from creditors, likely including Bell. I told them. It didnt help. The least they could do is have a 3-month cool off period when they recycle #s

  • AHAkramLodhi Haroon Akram-Lodhi (@AHAkramLodhi) reported from The Beaches, Ontario

    @FidoSolutions has been quite useful in the past. Not today. 3 hours after first explaining my issue I am still saying the same thing! No help whatsoever, @Fidomobile

  • DancesWithLysol DancesWithLysol (@DancesWithLysol) reported

    @roof_talks @Fidomobile People use phone numbers as a method of signing in to things? Email addresses are typically what's used for usernames because they're more secure, and offer a good channel to send "password reset" emails. Why would someone use their phone number for a login?