Sasktel Outage Report in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan
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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 Candle Lake 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 (52%)
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Internet (21%)
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TV (14%)
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E-mail (7%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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Wi-fi (3%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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styxfankc15
(@styxfankc15) reported
@SaskTelSupport @Sasktel SUBSCRIBERS are still being billed for *Max caller ID* since Max interactive services has been removed. Hope you have a fix for this! Otherwise unsuspecting customers will be fraudulently billed for services SaskTel no longer provides.Plz FIX!
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Mayor of Thunderhill
(@Mullin_95) reported
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel Starlink would solve all your problems
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Alan Het
(@alan_het) reported
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel It’s a disgrace, it took a Manitoba based internet company to expand into SE SK before they started offering higher speeds and competitive prices (by their standards). Switched and will never go back. Taking advantage of rural communities while investing only in bigger cities.
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Scott B in YYC
(@YycScottin) reported
@robdoel @QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel $140 a month is not bad if your getting rural high speed internet. Us Calgary city folk are paying $100/month average for internet.
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SaskTel Support
(@SaskTelSupport) reported
@ChronoFigaro @SaskTel Hello, so sorry to hear about your experience. Please DM us to connect with our Support Staff. We are happy to investigate this and hopefully get things sorted.
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jennifer L hatcher
(@JenniferLh1234) reported
from
Regina, Saskatchewan
It feel like I can not say anything on the media. Community service experience alot of how I feel. It's landlord place and tenants insurance and government 775.00 a month. So hide sasktel and realize how much money.
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Mike
(@mikejoycestein) reported
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel Go to rural Illinois and use any private company. @SaskTel is better than my experiences down there. Cost is also about the same. Not saying there perfect or they don’t need to do better but comparing apples to apples there not as bad you think.
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It’s Me
(@Starbuk99) reported
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel @SpaceXStarlink Well that is way too simplistic. Crowns don’t have a mandate to innovate they provide a service. You can look at the richest people in the world and how they control most of the wealth. Not so great for average people. USA is losing middle class
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Yvie
(@yvienelson) reported
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel You need to have yer buddies quit ****** the profits and reinvest the money back into the system so we can have better service. It is about investment not public vs private. Same for power, same for hwys
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Mark Heise
(@MarkTheBrewer) reported
from
Regina, Saskatchewan
@QuickDickMcDick @SaskTel As someone who was responsible for those rural networks, I can tell you SaskTel invested a fortune in them. And often exec govt footed the bill the bring better service into an area. There is no way a private company would have done the same. But ya, the service still sucks.