Rogers Outage Report in Joliette, Lanaudière, Québec
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The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Joliette 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 (60%)
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TV (13%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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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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kara
(@krazyakira) reported
@Chilli_Momma @Rogers I was off for 3 days. Back on Sunday 12:20 pm. Finally when I could do live chat. But still slow or no connection. With a $330 plus Rogers bill a month this should be better service and a 5 day credit isn't enough. That's about $60 total. Peanuts.
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Gus T
(@easyOntario) reported
@RogersHelps Rogers should of replace chief technology officer in April 2021, not waiting for a second outage this is called negligence against Rogers Communication Inc. and breaching their pun contract. Canadians deserve better. 5 days credit isn’t enough, it should be 12 months credits
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CJF
(@CJFromEtobicoke) reported
@CP24 So my recent visit to Sarnia - I got charged the $12.00 roam like hime within seconds of being within sight of the USA. But these fools couldn’t route 911, and emergency calls to other networks. Maybe they should have charged $12.00 a call. @Rogers Suck a Fail.
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JDSONDA
(@JDSONDA1) reported
@CP24 Got better rate offer and Reliable network from somewhere else. Good Fu**king bye @Rogers
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Ju.
(@marsswrld) reported
@Rogers is there a reason why i’ve had no cellular service, once again since 4am?
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Robyn
(@sellars_robyn) reported
@CBCToronto So what they are saying is that the issue in the network was so bad their own technicians were locked out of the system. Way to go @Rogers
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s1sfa
(@killafunkinmofo) reported
@atoonk @Rogers Nice summarization. My approach to routing policies is to try to make everything pass through at least 2 conditions. Either in the same import/export policy or double-checking as the BGP prefix is shared between routers. Help avoid one type-o on one route map cause total outage.
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Dila Deyanira
(@DilaDeyanira) reported
@RogersHelps the issue is just in my building and you can’t send someone in four hours to fix it? It’s not a remote location.
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Dila Deyanira
(@DilaDeyanira) reported
Hey @RogersHelps internet is still down and no updates on when service will be back. I live in a major city. How dare you pretend like you offer any kind of service? @Bell_Support do you want my service?
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Andree Toonk
(@atoonk) reported
Few more observations: @rogers considered shutting down their RAN, in other to make 911 work again. Normally, if a customer’s device cannot connect to their own carrier’s RAN, they will automatically connect to the strongest signal available, even from another carrier...