Fido outages and service status in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
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Fido Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ad'Amore (@A_d_Amore) reported@Fidomobile I switched to a $27 plan that covers US roaming and free calls to 27 countries. After switching there are significant glitches that did not happen before. Is this a low tier service?
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Kirito96 (@kirito_9668) reported@Fidomobile your AI is ****!!! I'm having issues with the phone no longer detecting my sim intermittently everyday and you dumb AI can't send me to technical support. It's wants me to schedule a call and keeps on asking about making a payment.
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💱😎YYZ.STUNNA😎💱 (@Afropolitan_25) reportedBring back real customer service with real humans ! You can't keep cutting costs like this. You guys are essentially fast tracking losing customers If that's the goal then fine @Fidomobile
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cpslifestream (@cpslifestream) reported@Fidomobile WTF is going on? I have to schedule a call and wait a couple days for someone to get back to me as a paying customer?
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She. M. (@MusingsbyShe) reported@StephenPunwasi @TDotResident I absolutely loved @Fidomobile until I had an issue and couldn't get help, anywhere.
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Smitty’s Stake House (@SmittyStakez) reported@Fidomobile What’s the point of customer service if you can’t even talk to anyone but bots??
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Omotalade Kikelomo (@wandeomot) reported@Fidomobile why does a customer have to wait a week to speak to a specialist in order to dispute a bill? No regard for your customers?
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💱😎YYZ.STUNNA😎💱 (@Afropolitan_25) reported@Fidomobile sucks ! If you're with Fido consider switching service providers. I suspect this is Rogers' grand plan to poach Fido customers but they won't get me. I'd much rather go to a whole other provider! Don't DM me asking for my account number either. Just do the needful !
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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.
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Intrepid Critic (@Who_knewit) reported@Fidomobile I understand you can’t give me specific shipping details over Twitter, and I’m not asking you to. What I am asking is whether the 1–2 day shipping timeframe that was advertised when I placed my order is still being honoured, or whether my order has actually been moved to back order. I placed the order specifically because the advertised shipping time changed from 4+ weeks to 1–2 days. Now my order says “BACK ORDERED” and “Shipping estimate: Unavailable.” If the 1–2 day timeframe I was promised at the time of purchase is being honoured, then there’s no issue. But if I’ve actually been put on back order with no shipping timeframe, I need to cancel the order. I’m simply not going to start paying for a phone I don’t have. That doesn’t make sense in any universe, and it’s not happening. My current phone works perfectly well and has plenty of storage. If this order means waiting weeks for an upgrade I only decided to buy because the advertised shipping time dropped to 1–2 days, I’ll just skip the upgrade this cycle altogether. So please just confirm whether the shipping timeframe advertised when I placed the order is still being honoured. If it is, great. If not, I’ll cancel. As I stated, I'm not going to pay off the current phone I am still using to then start paying down a phone I don't have and don't know when I'll have in my possession. I really do not appreciate the bait and switch. I watched that phone for weeks and jumped on it when the shipping time dropped to 1-2 days. In the email I received from you, it said I should expect my phone in 2-5 days, which fits with the 1-2 day shipping time. If you're unavailable to meet that for your customers, WHY was it posted online?