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Problems in the last 24 hours in Ayer's Cliff, Quebec

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  • CoachPaul_07
    Paul 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 (@CoachPaul_07) reported

    @rogershelps Internet currently down and so is your webpage to very service outages!

  • justin_jaster
    Justin Jaster (@justin_jaster) reported

    @RogersHelps Your outage page doesn't work. I haven't been able to do my job all morning as I have no internet. Please address, and credit my account accordingly

  • babehonker
    babe honker (@babehonker) reported

    @buperac @tobi @Rogers every damn thing in canada is a cartel. an insane asylum

  • Manavvv31
    Manavmeet Singh (@Manavvv31) reported

    @tobi @Rogers This is a user-reported service disruption highlighting how carrier or network updates can sometimes unintentionally break common device features like hotspot tethering, which then directly impacts real-world usability @tobi

  • CircularLogic89
    CircularLogic (@CircularLogic89) reported

    @laurenrjacobs @RogersHelps While a regular mobile SIM might work in a Wireless Home Phone device, that would still be using its original mobile plan. If you wished the WHP service, you would need a new SIM dedicated for that service. It isn't possible to change the SIM's service type.

  • BillStarnaud
    Bill St. Arnaud (@BillStarnaud) reported

    @RogersHelps For the first year RF signal from C8689 was rock solid - 4 bars on various phones, Nokia last mile, etc. Now RF signal fluctuates about every 10 minutes. I have clear LOS to tower about 1 km away. Neighbours reporting the same problem

  • dprihodko
    David Prihodko (@dprihodko) reported

    Once again @Rogers @RogersHelps service appears to be down in my area

  • paulpmori
    Paul Mori (@paulpmori) reported

    Recently purchased the $90 Rogers Mobile Travel Pass for a trip to Italy. It picked up a network maybe 50% of the time. Most times I tethered to my friend's eSIMS Card. Save money - get an eSIMS card and avoid the frustrations. That was a waste of $90. Thanks @Rogers.

  • ass_sarcasm
    *** {agentic simple sarcasm} (@ass_sarcasm) reported

    Isn’t Hotspot part of the service that @rogers provides?

  • CircularLogic89
    CircularLogic (@CircularLogic89) reported

    @laurenrjacobs @RogersHelps Wireless plans and Wireless Home Phone plans are different services. They may both be 'mobile' services, but they are not the same nor interchangeable, hence the need to port the service over