Rogers Outage Report in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
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The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Moose Jaw 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 (54%)
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Wi-fi (14%)
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TV (14%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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Phone (6%)
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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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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@gossbark @CRTCeng @Rogers If your device uses services despite those settings, that's an issue with your phone. You need to know how your device behaves with those settings. Better to keep Airplane or Flight mode enabled for duration of trip. Can manually enable Wifi when required.
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BuNdO AVFC
(@BuNdOAVFC) reported
@RogersHelps here’s the issue! Called Sunday and useless rep failed to record ticket. I am a week with 1996-esque phone line service.
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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@BuNdOAVFC @RogersHelps If there is a wooded area between the cellular tower and your location, signal interference can change as trees grow and lose leaves. Are there system settings available somewhere to determine signal strength?
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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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BuNdO AVFC
(@BuNdOAVFC) reported
@RogersHelps Additionally, I was billed WITHIN A WEEK OF THE INSTALL. For horrible service. 1996 phone line would rival this.
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The IT Nerd
(@The_IT_Nerd) reported
And as part of this I want to give a MAJOR shout out to @Rogers Tech Support team who helped to get this couple back online after they almost got scammed. I criticize @Rogers a lot but their Tech Support team went above and beyond and that needs to be recognized in public.
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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
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tanya hayles
(@tanyahayles) reported
No seriously. Help @RogersHelps. That live chat was TERRIBLE service.
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Queen V
(@Henny_VS) reported
that there are much bigger problems in the world rn, but if I am paying for a service and then FORCED to upgrade, I expect for those services to work! Especially for the ridiculously high fees @RogersHelps charges. I will be switching providers once this contract is over. 5/FIN
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Fantasyfootballonly
(@Fantasy46560217) reported
@Rogers im at the jays game and the internet sucks here to i thought it was just my house but it sucks all over