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Fido outages and service status in Fort-Coulonge, Quebec

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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 Fort-Coulonge, Quebec

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  • TheHumbleLion_
    Author MJ ✝️ - BLOOD ON THE BORDERS (@TheHumbleLion_) reported

    I want to personally thank @Bell for their exceptional customer service; Something that feels increasingly rare these days. Bell sets a strong example of how customers should be treated. Unfortunately, this has not been my experience with @Fidomobile, where customer support and business practices have fallen well short of that standard.

  • JruGordon37
    Jrü Gordon (@JruGordon37) reported

    @RogersHelps @FidoSolutions @Fidomobile is there a known issue with landline CTNs calling Rogers and Fido wireless CTNs? I'm on Fido and can't call from ANY landline to my wireless CTN. Have no issues calling from a wireless CTN to my CTN.

  • NotOpCue
    Not Op Cue (@NotOpCue) reported

    @iFightForKids That's why I switched from @Fidomobile when they raised my price, cause the Ai virtual call in was so unbearable and you could not speak to a human same day. You had to book a callback for several days down the week.

  • nellatiffy
    👑 (@nellatiffy) reported

    @Fidomobile customer service is literally HELL. To speak to a live agent you need to schedule a callback.. you’re stuck talking to some stupid AI bot that doesn’t understand.. the agents you then talk with are from India, so you spend the next 37 mins repeating yourself.. FML

  • leaky766
    leaky (@leaky766) reported

    @RealKiTsKorner @Fidomobile @Rogers Unreal isnt it ? Shockingly bad customer service ......

  • evanoftheyukon
    Evan (@evanoftheyukon) reported

    @Fidomobile My issue is that I'm with Bell right now, and I haven't moved my number over (thankfully). This means that I'm stuck with a temporary Fido number that I would need to pay to port out to another provider. So I'm forced to call in order to cancel.

  • ryanavi21
    Silent Eyes (@ryanavi21) reported

    @Fidomobile @CBC @CP24 Dear Fido! Your customer service was best till few yrs back. Now, it's worst among all. To get hold of customer service, one has to wait almost a week. What a pathetic service..... I guess Bell is far better.... SHAME....

  • EnoGeorge05
    ChuckyLovesYOU (@EnoGeorge05) reported

    @FidoSolutions @Fidomobile @FidoMarilou getting a hold of customer service should not be this hard! Do you really expect customers to be on hold for up to an hour ?

  • Craig17981815
    C (@Craig17981815) reported

    @Fidomobile does having the rogers card also give fido customer the free roaming days?

  • sohail87033951
    sohail (@sohail87033951) reported

    Requested @Fidomobile to close my account, but instead was pushed to keep paying for unused services. Now facing unnecessary charges& collection harassment.If closed on time,this issue wouldn’t exist. Authorities should investigate such practices. @CRTCeng #ConsumerRights #Canada