Rogers outages and service status in Newcastle, New Brunswick
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Newcastle, New Brunswick
The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Newcastle, New Brunswick and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Live Outage Map Near Newcastle, New Brunswick
The most recent Rogers outage reports came from the following cities: Miramichi.
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ria Riaz (@RoastedKeyboard) reportedAs much as people are relying on AI for help for customer success. Anytime you ask a question AI is like sorry we can’t help. And people are reducing front line staff Case in point @Rogers. Took me 5 hours to get in touch with a human. I tried live chat and I just got moved around 3 times and I am still waiting. AI simply isn’t there yet. Hire more people and train them or at least train your AI better please
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David (@DKathary_) reportedIs @rogers internet down? @rogershelps
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ज्वलंत (@JwalantSoneji) reported@Rogers waiting for 1hr26mins to talk to technical support. Why it has to be so difficult?
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David Kehoe (@davidk101) reported@RogersHelps Roger’s service not working in Saskatoon?
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princesserica84 🇨🇦 (@princessrica84) reported@CanukBigPicture @Sportsnet @Rogers It didn’t fail. Rogers just closed it.
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Sir Ahole🇨🇦🇮🇪🏴🏴 (@aarsenault72) reported@JayGenXer @Rogers Teksavvy has hreat customer service, but almost never need to call em. Maybe once in almost 2 decades. Had Teksavvy for maybe 12 or 14 years, then had to switch back to Bell for fibre ( before Bell was forced to share infrastructure), because Teksavvy was being crushed with slower speeds. I despise Bell. Their customer service is even worse then Rogers. I switched to Rogers cable high-speed because I just couldn't take Bell anymore. Rogers sucked as well. Finally, Teksavvy secured a high speed Fibre network a few years ago and I switched back.
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Annie ~ Freedom Enthusiast 🌿 (@westcoastgirl1) reportedRogers just called me, I asked them why? They hung up instead ... great customer service you got going on @Rogers -- if you were wanting me to switch this is not the way
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celeste 🌼🌞 (@celestee3) reported@RogersHelps My term doesn’t end for 90 days, it seems a bit early for these emails?? Especially repetitive ones? I called the help number and they also said there’s no way to turn them off
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DNA does not lie! (@dnadoesnotlie) reported@Bell_Aliant @Rogers As an unusual homebase customer, I happen to have Rogers TV and Internet and cellular service and I love their cellular service and their TV service is excellent I also happen to have Bell TV service, Internet service and landline service I do not think you will ever find that many customers who have those services from both companies so I can honestly give you a true opinion on them both The one thing about Rogers is that the majority of their employees are Canadian that means that they keep the Canadian dollars that are paid for their services in Canada. Keep Canadians employed and paying Canadian taxes. Bell, on the other hand has a majority of their employed staff outside of Country. They are sending Canadian dollars that are paid for a service in Canada to other nations and other citizens and other countries and other countries taxes that means those two dollars away from Canadians and away from the Canadian taxpayers when most honest Canadian people have to keep paying, however, the companies get around it Also, very unacceptable
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DavidKoroma.eth (@D_A_Koroma) reportedSo, @Rogers has just given up on human customer service?… This AI hellscape is so frustrating…