Rogers Outage Report in Vineland Station, Ontario
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Vineland Station, Ontario
The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Vineland Station and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Rogers users through our website.
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Internet (59%)
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TV (14%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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Phone (5%)
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E-mail (4%)
Live Outage Map Near Vineland Station, Ontario
The most recent Rogers outage reports came from the following cities: St. Catharines.
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Rogers Issues Reports Near Vineland Station, Ontario
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Vineland Station and nearby locations:
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dukie dwa razy
(@dukie2x) reported
from
Beamsville, Ontario
@Rogers should thank me for being loyal customer for last 10 years. Yet they wouldn’t offer me same (lower) plan as new customers get #notfair #bs #timetoswitch #NoThanks
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Andrew Dignum
(@TheDiggyShow) reported
from
St. Catharines, Ontario
@Bell followed up with your technical team and it appears nothing was done. Error code 1009p/3 seems to be a mystery and I'm not the only one who has it... @680NEWS should maybe investigate this as I may choose @Rogers if the app doesn't work...
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Nick E don’t lose that number
(@CrashEdwards) reported
from
St. Catharines, Ontario
Goodbye @Bell after almost 20 years of extremely average service I am glad to switched over to @Rogers taking my number and my business elsewhere! Buh-bye.
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Alexander Toth - untilthenexttee.blog
(@UntilTheNextTee) reported
from
Thorold South, Ontario
@YoungerGolf @Golfguy3601 @GolfChannel @Rogers @nbc Well Rick, if it came down to it, there's always streaming.
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MEDIA607
(@fireman607) reported
from
St. Catharines, Ontario
@jods10503 @Rogers @Bell You’re lucky it was only 2 hours. It’s usually longer and it’s getting bad.
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K Higgs
(@BigHig19) reported
from
St. Catharines, Ontario
@Rogers worst customer service on online chat. Time to switch to @Bell_Support
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Steven Griffiths
(@SteGriff81) reported
from
Lincoln, Ontario
Omg @Rogers talk about a negative customer experience. 3 calls where each employee had no idea what they were doing and definitely not thinking while do ing their job!! #brainwashed #nodeal #customeris2nd
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Sylvia Bolle
(@SylviaBolle) reported
from
Thorold South, Ontario
@RogersHelps please please please do whatever you need to do to get your services in area code L2V 4R6. It’s painful to have to rough it with the service provider here. After having your Ignite TV, there’s just no comparison.
Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Nancy Wallace
(@NanceW64) reported
First World problems: @Rogers
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mmmaura
(@MSigrun00) reported
@AmyLynne_73 @RogersHelps I'm pretty sure they've mostly restored mobile services. Seems like home internet is still down for most people.
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Andy Walker
(@andywalker) reported
Why scenario caused the @Rogers outage: 1) Hardware failure (unlikely, easy to fix) 2) Failed network server software update causing cascading failure (likely) 3) Cyber attack. (Nope, it would have been touted by Rogers execs) 4) Profit over product quality. (Yeah that's a given)
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Zach Fleisher
(@Zach_Fleisher) reported
.@RogersHelps employee: should we maybe wait for a few days to send some bills? Maybe throw in a bill credit? Corporate: nah, just bill em. What's the worst that could happen? @TELUSsupport if you've got a good deal I'm ready to switch.
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Brian Greiner
(@mrfumblethumbs) reported
@jsopercook @Rogers The problem is too many so-called competitors want to piggyback on top of network built by Bell and Rogers. We need competitive physical networks, designed to be robust and failure-tolerant. Instead we have infrastructure built to maximize profits with minimal quality and service
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Jason Bronsther
(@Snerlz) reported
@RogersHelps @AboutRogers ….sent from Bell network. Guaranteed the executive and “higher uppers” at Rogers never lost internet or phone service.
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Bogdan Hlevca
(@bhlevca) reported
@thevivafrei @Rogers I disagree. Even though outage was not directly caused by lack of competition, the prices and the state of communication in Canada suffers from the lack of it. More choice would have led to fewer people being affected. Competition would lower the prices and increase the quality.
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Andrew Lamb
(@lummer66) reported
@andreamcrae @Rogers hey i'm not a customer and I was effected by the loss of their service so it ought to go further.
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Geetha
(@GeethaDaryl) reported
@RogersHelps My next door neighbor has internet, we still haven’t got it back. Sucks! We did unplug waited and plugged it back nothing has changed.
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Steve Urszenyi (Ur-SAY-nee)
(@SteveUrszenyi) reported
@linwood_barclay @Rogers Wow. We switched from Rogers to Bell for all things at home (incl. phone), and my cell service is Telus. I mean, there but by the Grace of God, and all that. 24 hours. Ew.