Rogers outages and service status in Rigaud, Quebec
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Rigaud, Quebec
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Grant D (@pyeinburnaby) reported@HockeyPatrol **** @Sportsnet and @Rogers
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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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Rohit Kumar (@rohitt25) reported@RogersHelps This is my first bill ever for this particular connection. No way, I have got time to renegotiate the increase in price or option to cancel this account. How irresponsible of business is this, where your policy is violated by system or a person.
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T Baines (@TBaineMaine) reported@GinoHard_ @Rogers @FriedgeHNIC That’s what happens when you let bean-counters run the show - you get myopic strategic vision. Those 2 guys have personalities that are considered marketing assets that support sustained viewership. Holy **** you ******* are dumb at your Bloor St ivory tower.
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Bonnie Lee (@stitchlady) reported@RogersHelps the batteries in my remote were down to 56% so I put new batteries in but it still says 56%. I used brand new batteries. I’ve had this happen before with remotes. I even restarted my TV box. Why doesn’t it show the batteries at 100%?
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George Glass (but not imaginary)✌️™ (@shoelettuce) reportedFour times now on different days at different times, @Rogers has told me “we’re currently experiencing extremely high call volume and cannot help, please call again later” and disconnected me. Is this a joke??
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Boris Slobodin (@bslobodin) reported@kovyrin @RogersHelps oh lord, yea. i switched 3 lines and 2 apple watches to bell few months ago after i couldn't get anyone to fix cellular on a replacement apple watch. literally hours and store visit wasted. awful service. non existent support.
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Paul Alberstat (@alberstat) reported@Rogers Hey Rogers. Do you consider a customer trying to talk to technical support waiting on hold for more than 45 minutes acceptable especially when it has to do with the poor performance of your network? No one should have to wait for an hour or more to get an issue resolved!
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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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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