Rogers Outage Report in Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia
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The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Granville Ferry 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 Rogers users through our website.
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Internet (57%)
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TV (14%)
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Wi-fi (13%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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Phone (5%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ken Johns
(@kgj011783) reported
@Rogers you need to fix your system. Tired of being told that I'm eligible to finance a phone with zero down only to find out you want me to buy it outright. Not very good customer service if you ask me and none of your agents will help.
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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@BuNdOAVFC @RogersHelps It should also be noted that cellular bandwidth is finite. That is, if there are many customers in the area with same service, they all share the same bandwidth which usually results in slower speeds
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Colonel Angus 💜
(@ColonelAngus17) reported
@7N7420 @Rogers I could certainly. I would rather see them have to forfeit the entire month's bill if they fail to provide service.
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Katy
(@KatyChancey) reported
Hey, @RogersHelps, my home internet is down. Rebooted modem twice, no bueno. Any know outages in Ottawa?
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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@BuNdOAVFC @RogersHelps While higher freq have greater bandwidth, they don't travel as far nor penetrate as well as lower freq (ie 700MHz). So it would be more susceptible to interference, like trees or buildings. Unfortunately, it may not be a solution for every situation
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Greg Morrison
(@GregMor11522784) reported
@RogersHelps Got this new ignite just crap the cable modem we had worked much better now with ignite we keep loosing connection on the computer and tv and cell phone when 15 feet from the new modem now i am told i need a booster oh yea and want to charge for it i think its time to shop around
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future executive chef
(@sugarbaby4remy) reported
@RogersHelps is your internet down in durham? no connection for 3 hours now
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BuNdO AVFC
(@BuNdOAVFC) reported
@RogersHelps Please Understand that my connection sucks and your ace technician passed this install under 1MBPS
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tanya hayles
(@tanyahayles) reported
Unsure why random devices are on my wifi network @RogersHelps. And it won’t let me delete it either. I just did a sweep of a whole bunch. WTF.
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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@BuNdOAVFC @RogersHelps Their Wireless Home Internet is based on sending/receiving signals from cellular towers. It would be limited by the same issues which cause interference for radiowaves. There are many factors which can affect cellular reception. Not sure what freq they use, but Bell uses 3500 MHz