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Freedom Mobile Outage Report in Campbell River, British Columbia

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Freedom Mobile Inc. is a Canadian wireless telecommunications provider owned by Shaw Communications. With 1,181,483 active subscribers in urban areas of Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, it is Canada's fourth largest mobile network operator with 3.7% market share.

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Campbell River, British Columbia

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

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Most Reported Problems

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

  • 57% Internet (57%)
  • 31% Phone (31%)
  • 6% Total Blackout (6%)
  • 5% Wi-fi (5%)
  • 1% E-mail (1%)
  • 1% TV (1%)

Community Discussion

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Freedom Mobile Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • mgauthier223
    Marie Gauthier (@mgauthier223) reported

    @freedomsupport It's September 6th and my phone is now sending duplicate messages. What was the issue as you clearly have it happening again

  • kerehama91
    Kerehama (@kerehama91) reported

    I love how as I'm on the phone with @FreedomMobile trying to cancel my account, the phone call drops - shortly after the agent tried to get me to stay. For the last 3 years your network hasn't worked (or improved) where I need it most: work & home.

  • Rootbrian_
    GNU/Linux-using Rootbrian's updates and thoughts (@Rootbrian_) reported

    @SweetSourcream3 @FreedomMobile You don't need to change your plan. If you want a lower tab rate, make a down-payment towards the device (50-75% is best). It's what I would do.

  • JowanJomon
    Jowan Manjooran Jomon (@JowanJomon) reported

    @freedomsupport been trying to change my plan for an hour now. Somebody please respond. Apparently this is the loyal service🙌😮‍💨

  • DDeenie
    Dee Mo (@DDeenie) reported

    @FreedomMobile has provided quite possibly the worst customer service I have ever experienced. They have admitted that their insurance carrier @likewize is not providing the service we thought we were paying for but are unable to provide an acceptable solution.

  • _cassndra
    cassndra (@_cassndra) reported

    @FreedomMobile has the absolute worst customer service!

  • hayeslee13
    hayes 🦔 (@hayeslee13) reported

    @Bell we know the infrastructure is there because @FreedomMobile has service down there...can y'all just think about your customers for a second?! we literally already pay so ******* much for our phone plans because of the telecom monopoly in canada

  • DDeenie
    Dee Mo (@DDeenie) reported

    @freedomsupport provides terrible service. Their insurance provider, Likewize, has no option for in person repairs in the lower mainland of BC. @FreedomMobile cannot offer a reasonable alternate solution to the problem.Don’t use them as a provider or buy the insurance.

  • McPumpface
    Pumpy McPumpface (@McPumpface) reported

    @FreedomMobile Connection fee? Seriously? Aren’t you supposed to buy me a drink before you try and *******?

  • mxaether
    ✨kam✨ (@mxaether) reported

    @freedomsupport Which I understand might not be a feasible thing, but these rates really feel very on par with regular full-size telecoms (Rogers, Bell), when we're paying our monthlies at a similar price for less service area. So what exactly is the benefit over-all?