Rogers outages and service status in Cold Lake, Alberta
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Cold Lake, Alberta
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Nazmo (@MichiganCanuck1) reported@Sportsnet650 **** YOU @Rogers @Sportsnet
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Kimberly Y (@chubberly16) reported@Rogers ****** hate you guys!! All you do is buy out smaller businesses, limit competition, lay off people, shutter radio stations, limit service and raise prices! Greedy ********!
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controversial cowboy (@controcowboy) reported@Rogers **** you. Closing down radio stations without any warning and stopping the broadcast of Flames games. You’re a ******* joke of a company and a bunch of ******* liars. You claim community yet deny an entire fanbase the ability to listen to games on the radio. **** you!
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Michelle Rempel Garner (@MichelleRempel) reportedKItchener area @KellyDeRidderMP issues a statement on @Rogers radio station closures in her community. It's insane that companies like Rogers get extreme preferential treatment from the federal government, and then do stuff like this.
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Cory C. (@CoryNass) reportedShame on @Rogers @Sportsnet for shutting down CKNW and Sportsnet Radio in Vancouver. Not many radio stations left and these were two of the last good ones on AM.
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little john (@johnpics12) reportedInternet access has been down for like 1hr and no one is answering at rogers over 45 on hold can’t do my job without this @rogers wow this is so sad
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Genny Guenther (@GennyGuenther) reported@RogersHelps It’s not a good solution I would like a refund of a lot of money on my account at this point
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Andy Obi (@kynetics) reported@RogersHelps I have just switched to a different network. The problem has been solved. Thank you.
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Bob Pickard (@BobPickard) reported@UniforTheUnion @Rogers The abrupt way Rogers turned off these stations was needlessly disrespectful to the employees let go and to the people in the communities affected whose listenership over decades supported the company with advertising dollars. You just don’t deal with staff and consumers so callously – no notice and crappy communication like they mean nothing. But this is the culture of Rogers under Edward Rogers and his beancounter CEO who don’t have the character and class to treat their stakeholders right.
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Stef Caunter (@StefCaunter) reported@rodmickleburgh @Rogers the government allowed them to "diversify". and this is the predictable outcome. instead of saying no and insisting that they provide quality service at reasonable price, like anywhere else in the world, they were allowed to use their monopoly advantage to buy tv rights and teams