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Rogers outages and service status in Alma, Quebec

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Alma, Quebec

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Rogers Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • ImpatienTourist
    The Impatient Tourist (@ImpatienTourist) reported

    Now. how ******** I have a confirmed email and a shipped email, and the order doesn't exist? @rogers Cool. I call now and finally get someone on the phone. He says the order never happened, let him redo it for me. OK

  • banknotekb
    BNKB (@banknotekb) reported

    @RogersHelps @Rogers I purchased the Africa Travel Pass and it doesn’t work. I was promised an update within 24 hours and received nothing. I then waited 2 more hours for a specialist, only for the chat to be ended without resolution. Can someone help before I escalate this to the CCTS/CRTC?

  • Millergram33
    Richard Miller (@Millergram33) reported

    Customer service is nonexistent at Rogers thanks @Rogers I have been on hold for over 2 hours, just wanted to add services.

  • PingYong1634207
    RẸ𝔹乇ㄥ 𝐖ⓘ𝔱𝔥 𝒶 6 ŞⓉг𝕀𝓷ⓖ (@PingYong1634207) reported

    @HILITINGHOCKEY @Rogers @Sportsnet Worst for me is losing the radio stations. Life hasn't been the same since.

  • RandalDucharme
    Randal (@RandalDucharme) reported

    @JayGenXer @BrendaShawPEng @Rogers They do it in purpose to make it harder to receive service or cancel your plan. Can't cancel if you can't get through.

  • Zhenyubgaw
    Zhenyu (@Zhenyubgaw) reported

    @RogersHelps I can't contact the customer support. After waiting on hold for several hours, my call was disconnected by their system

  • keepontruckin78
    Jas (@keepontruckin78) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers After Rogers Home phone got bought out and gutted by Primus I left them. The writing was on the wall as they couldn't compete on coverage with Telus in BC and their prices kept increasing for mediocre service.

  • CrashDa46551883
    Crash Davis (@CrashDa46551883) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers Try live chat. I think you get a person that can actually communicate in English. Most allow you to print out the entire chat at the end & you can yell at your screen if they say something stupid without worry. Only way I do it now. Faster too.

  • aarsenault72
    Sir Ahole🇨🇦🇮🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@aarsenault72) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers Teksavvy has hreat customer service, but almost never need to call em. Maybe once in almost 2 decades. Had Teksavvy for maybe 12 or 14 years, then had to switch back to Bell for fibre ( before Bell was forced to share infrastructure), because Teksavvy was being crushed with slower speeds. I despise Bell. Their customer service is even worse then Rogers. I switched to Rogers cable high-speed because I just couldn't take Bell anymore. Rogers sucked as well. Finally, Teksavvy secured a high speed Fibre network a few years ago and I switched back.

  • Shell29at
    Shell (@Shell29at) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers Yeah, they don’t seem to care about customers anymore or customer service