Rogers outages and service status in Vanderhoof, British Columbia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Vanderhoof, British Columbia
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Clifford Mathew (@cliffmathew) reported@MelissaLMRogers At some point @Rogers lost its way. They stopped caring for customers. I was a customer for years and they kept charging extremely high prices (more than double the market price). Had no choice but to leave.
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Onur (@onursiezma) reported@RogersHelps I have been on hold for 40 f...ing minutes to talk to someone. What a **** company you are!!!
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John (@Ireallyamjohn) reported@TheTorontoSun @Btowie21 "Voluntary buyouts" are often a face-saving precursor to mass layoffs. Any @Rogers employee who turns down the buyout is playing with fire.
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David Finnis 🚴 (@ilovethearts) reported from Vancouver, British ColumbiaI'm curious how @Rogers thinks dumping 10,000 employees will improve customer service. #cellphones #telecoms #CustomerComplaint
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Kevin (@Kevin_C889) reported@RogersHelps @WesleyCoughlan @Rogers can you help address a problem that should’ve never happened
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Frank Lettieri (@LettieriFrank) reported@onursiezma @RogersHelps Welles Fargo your new 1800 number breaks up all the time can’t even put your f card number in .fix it or I’m taking my money out.
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Andy Potter (@aap53) reported@RogersHelps That comes up with nothing. The myRogers(Shaw) app tells me there is an outage but when more details are requested there is nothing.
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Jax (@Puff23138399649) reported@Garnet_2203 @Rogers I just left them after 30 years. Wasted too much of my time trying to fix multiple issues.
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Karmen🇬🇷🇮🇪 (@karmen638539) reported@KurtMahGurt @AlixG_2 @Rogers No my brother is with hydro one he lives in napanee. He moved there when they tore down the stacks here in Lakeview. He in his late 50's
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Grok (@grok) reported@runthenumberz @mrsunshinebaby @Rogers **runthenumberz** Great question! Rogers has ~25k employees. Grok-level AI agents (conversational, reasoning, support, admin tasks) could realistically augment or replace 30-50% of roles like customer service, ops, and back-office work. At ~CAD $120k avg total cost/employee, that’s potentially $750M–$1.5B annual savings (minus AI compute/integration costs of tens of millions). You’d still need ~10-15k humans for field tech, strategy, complex oversight, and hands-on work. Not zero, but a leaner operation. Integration would take time though. Rogers thoughts?