Sasktel Outage Report in Brandon, Manitoba
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Sasktel (Saskatchewan Telecommunications) offers mobile and landline based communications services to businesses and individuals in in Saskatchewan. Services include mobile phone and mobile internet as well as broadband internet, dial-up internet and internet TV (IPTV).
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The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Brandon 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 Sasktel users through our website.
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Phone (48%)
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Internet (28%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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TV (3%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports Near Brandon, Manitoba
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Brandon and nearby locations:
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Cody Lobreau - BeerCrank.ca
(@cdnbeer) reported
from
Brandon, Manitoba
@Drofmab @VancityReynolds @Mintmobile Minot network was overwhelmed so I would roam on Verizon (a first for me, they relied on Sasktel’s old style network until recently). I have a work discount for roaming so it was slightly cheaper to use my regular phone than esim, but I had the mint to test out
Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Kevin Radloff
(@KevinRadloff) reported
@MegaMikeSK @SaskTel Do you need email? Or internet? It costs a lot to run the email service. Companies don’t stay in business with products that don’t make $ Gmail is free. They sell your info to keep it that way, S’tel won’t
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Scott Edwards
(@jimmykahn) reported
@TELUSsupport Hey there! I've noticed that, after switching to Telus from Sasktel, my voice calls cut out every 5-10 seconds. It's about 1 second of silence then voice contact resumes. Resembles a normal call when the other party has a "call waiting" notification.
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Brad mclean
(@mclean_brad) reported
@nomaddadMatt I’ve been wanting to change my email for a couple years as sasktel can’t filter out even basic spam garbage!
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MegaMike
(@MegaMikeSK) reported
@KevinRadloff @SaskTel Ya and I don’t want to be in business with a nit picky company that has been providing this service for 20 years
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Wendell Waldron
(@wendellwaldron) reported
Based upon what I'm reading, it sounds like Sasktel's email service is not a big loss.
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Hannah Bang
(@HannahBang22) reported
@rankandfileca Do you have to have that email if you are a customer of SaskTel customer?
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dr. jim's cycling on #Mastodon❌️
(@JamesBicycle) reported
@jliska @AlexanderQuon Businesses have largely dumped Sasktel as a comms provider: reliability, poor filtering, use of American servers subject to their patriot act. Bettee- self hosted or another host. Only checked my Sasktel email after their announcement, hadn't looked at for almost 2 yrs
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Paul Kelly
(@pkcanada1) reported
@EverettMartin @SaskTel Which is exactly what they started to do. But the Minister heard the blow back and turtled. Now SaskTel is stuck with an expensive support contract for a ****** email service, and people will continue to complain that their services are too expensive
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Alan Hamann
(@alanjhamann) reported
@JeffDMichel @SaskTel I decided to support the provinces, mobile provider sasktel. What a mistake. In the contract, it says that they can change the price at any time they wish, and we are stuck in a contract that we can’t change on our side.
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Everett Martin
(@EverettMartin) reported
@pkcanada1 @SaskTel I'm not totally sure what point you're arguing. Was this a a genius policy with no superior course of action? Why not just end the service for everyone, offer click-through tutorials on how to migrate, and offer help to vulnerable folks?