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Rogers outages and service status in Saulnierville, Nova Scotia

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Rogers offers mobile phone service, broadband and dial-up internet, home phone service and television to individuals and businesses.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Saulnierville, Nova Scotia

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Rogers Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • BobDuncan9751
    Bob Duncan (@BobDuncan9751) reported

    @XDUB1007 @Rogers Then won't have to listen to worst booth in MLB. Shill-man and Fiddle

  • dougjrempel
    Doug Rempel (@dougjrempel) reported

    @RogersHelps Too late for that… I stayed on hold for over an hour and finally had someone help me! Your company responses are too slow and wait times are too long. There needs to be some drastic changes

  • WinesandVines
    Wines and Vines (@WinesandVines) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers Dude, leave those crooks. I don't give them a dime of my money. Been almost 20 years. I'll never go back. Once a crook always a crook.

  • CanadaMom73
    GenXHockeyMom🇨🇦 (@CanadaMom73) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers Their service is brutal. This is why we need more cell phone competition in Canada, it’ll force them to have to provide good service or we can go to another provider.

  • clintculture
    Clint (@clintculture) reported

    @RogersHelps and @Rogers is refusing to help clear up fraudulent accounts it created by misusing my private info. #RogersFraud

  • PingYong1634207
    RẸ𝔹乇ㄥ 𝐖ⓘ𝔱𝔥 𝒶 6 ŞⓉг𝕀𝓷ⓖ (@PingYong1634207) reported

    @HILITINGHOCKEY @Rogers @Sportsnet Worst for me is losing the radio stations. Life hasn't been the same since.

  • vanriderfan
    Donald Mitchell (@vanriderfan) reported

    @landoncreasy @Rogers @RogersHelps Landon, did you expect customer service from a near monopoly? Silly boy!

  • barrie_bon30191
    BonBon (@barrie_bon30191) reported

    @JayGenXer @Rogers @Rogers sucks

  • Mel_1245
    Mel (@Mel_1245) reported

    @RogersHelps how can someone inquire about billing issues if it’s been 3 days and I can’t reach anyone. You just wanna take more money every month? #rogers

  • dnadoesnotlie
    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