Rogers outages and service status in Roland, Manitoba
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Roland, Manitoba
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Rogers Issues Reports Near Roland, Manitoba
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Roland and nearby locations:
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Dale Rmr (@dalermr) reported from Dufferin, Manitoba@McCFarms @Rogers @RogersHelps New offer, they’ll discount the full service fee on 3 of my 10 lines. They can’t explain why they’ll only do it on 3
Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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The Toilet Trader 💙 (@SWSniper07) reported@RogersHelps Ive contacted you dozens of times and no help actually all transcripts being downloaded and documented
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💖✨Wendy✨💖 (@napruneat) reported@RogersHelps Hi, the picture was going the same as Todd's screenshot was as I was watching the Montreal game last night, hopefully it will be resolved by the Saturday night hockey game. I went on X to see if anyone else was having the same issues.
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CircularLogic (@CircularLogic89) reported@laurenrjacobs @RogersHelps Wireless plans and Wireless Home Phone plans are different services. They may both be 'mobile' services, but they are not the same nor interchangeable, hence the need to port the service over
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90's **** (@GregoryJhae) reported@ahmadbabar @RogersHelps How about in barrhaven still down?
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Sean (@Steve9zzj) reported@RogersHelps The irony of a response 3 days later when service issues were impacting my connectivity is exactly the root of the problem I’m highlighting. Yes it’s figured out
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Drew Harris (@drewtheprinter) reported@RogersHelps @dprihodko How can he let you know, if he has no service to connect ?!!
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Steve Bergeron (@CBR900) reported@RogersHelps Yes, I have to reboot the modem at least once a day to resolve the cable box issue. Everything else on Wifi in the house works except the Roger’s TV issues.
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Sophie (@sophie_everine) reported@Rogers i pay a lot of money for your service. Why is there an outage????? @Shawhelp
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a (@shynewsguy) reported@RogersHelps Roger's needs to do better. Internet stopped working so I called and wait was too long but automated message said use AI Anna. I tried but didn't get anywhere, she is useless. Finally connected to chat support but was disconnected immediately due to high volumes.
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CircularLogic (@CircularLogic89) reported@laurenrjacobs @RogersHelps While a regular mobile SIM might work in a Wireless Home Phone device, that would still be using its original mobile plan. If you wished the WHP service, you would need a new SIM dedicated for that service. It isn't possible to change the SIM's service type.