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Problems in the last 24 hours in Nanton, Alberta

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  • DBiosky
    A RUN ‘Pierré’ NOT MUFASA🦁🔴 (@DBiosky) reported

    @RogersHelps there has been internet outage for more than 12 hours in my home. Please when will this be restored as I’ve missed one day of work already?

  • NotMuchTime2Go
    NoTimeToWaste (@NotMuchTime2Go) reported

    @JustMeJamie64 @Rogers Hmmm, what happened to all the "we're CANADIAN" patriotic bullshit? Oh, I guess 100% Canadian just means 'we're not using American products ' You do realize we live in a very very sick country. Oh, and "diversity is out strength " one of the absolutely stupidest slogans stupid people ever fell for. Utterly absolutely stupid.

  • alexkillby
    Alex Killby (@alexkillby) reported

    Not sure what @Rogers Bank execs are thinking. November changes to their credit card products remove 99% of the incentive they have provided to date to stay with Rogers telecom services. I will certainly be switching credit card AND telecom services once these changes take effect and as service contracts expire. There are more affordable providers with better service and without the financial incentive provided by the credit card there are no more reasons to stick to their mix.

  • IbbiKb
    IbbiKB (@IbbiKb) reported

    If you're a @Rogers mobile customer and take the Barrie Line @GOtransit train, does your internet just not work majority of the time once you leave downtown core? Is @Bell better? I just might have to switch coz this is pathetic

  • KeeganDollerz
    ` KEEZY🔺🐨® (@KeeganDollerz) reported

    ` @Rogers FIX YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE LINE!!

  • chester43998848
    Breeze (@chester43998848) reported

    @Ady_Co @RogersHelps Forget Roger's, they're useless. I have Starlink here in Windsor. I can take it anywhere! It's never been down. More expensive, but you get what you paid for!

  • dave_pasin
    Dave Pasin (@dave_pasin) reported

    @rodmickleburgh They’ll shove the Leafs down everybody’s throat whilst every other team gets the also-rans. Oh, & of course, you gotta pay a lot more to watch. Just when you think @Rogers can’t get worse they find ways to piss even more people off with each greedy TO centric decision

  • ButteryBudz
    Presidente (@ButteryBudz) reported

    @Rogers your customer service representatives are absolute ****** morons. Been trying to add channels to my cable pack for 3 ******* hours now. Please employee ANYONE who speaks English.

  • amsinthenorth
    ams🍉 (@amsinthenorth) reported

    @RogersHelps It it doesn't work intermittently at home and several areas around Sudbury, none of which are remote or rural. It's the rogers network and im in the process of switching to another provider bc this is beyond ridiculous

  • bbbrazil__
    BB (@bbbrazil__) reported

    @JustMeJamie64 @Syed57961202 @Rogers The data is still in Canada and all the big banks and most if not all big Canadian companies require Canadian data and cloud service locations. But it’s the internet and can be accessed from elsewhere.