Sasktel Outage Report in Eston, 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).
Problems in the last 24 hours in Eston, Saskatchewan
The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Eston 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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TV (25%)
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Phone (25%)
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Internet (19%)
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E-mail (13%)
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Total Blackout (13%)
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Wi-fi (6%)
Community Discussion
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Colin Stewart
(@cstewartyqr) reported
@Drofmab That's a good deal, I'd say. I've been reasonably happy on SaskTel. The only issues I have with them are coverage along the borders, and the fact that they dropped Visual Voicemail (I have an iPhone) entirely when their provider had a "technical issue".
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Greg Bamford🇺🇦
(@Drofmab) reported
from
Regina, Saskatchewan
@cstewartyqr Yeah - my issue was twofold: - I either had to transfer my Bell contracts to SaskTel, or buy-out nearly 2 years remaining with Bell; and - Rogers’ coverage was (still is) exceptionally limited in Sask. Cities, and major highways. Not viable for my use.
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roch
(@rcnhwd) reported
shet sasktel literal 1 hour ang wait sa call nice service, can’t wait to cancel service :>
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Colin Stewart
(@cstewartyqr) reported
@LozzieSK @Drofmab @TiltedCoffee24 I used to deal with this all the time doing customer care for AT&T Wireless. If a rep didn't tell you that you would be charged, then it is their fault, and SaskTel owes you full credit.
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Josh Biggs
(@biggs_josh) reported
@travistravis @slats_20 @WotherspoonT It’s still the case that Telus rates are lower in SK than AB because they have to compete with Sasktel. The customer service we get with Sasktel is far superior to national telcos. If we lose SaskTel be ready for an hour on hold when you need to talk to a rep.
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Elon Tusk
(@Elon_R_Tusk) reported
@slats_20 @WotherspoonT SaskTel not worth anything? Lol get out. Starlink isn’t bankrupting us. We have towers everywhere that the private sector would never make money back on. Sasktel doesn’t even have a profit motive, they are here to serve Sask residents. You sell the Crowns, we **** off elsewhere.
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Elon Tusk
(@Elon_R_Tusk) reported
@slats_20 @travistravis @WotherspoonT Bruh you’re not understanding some basic **** here. Nobody said we are all with Sasktel for our cells. *The reason* Telus charges less in Saskatchewan is because Sasktel is here and competes. Telus uses Sasktel towers here.
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Dilligaf?…(Why yes I do)
(@SizeSeven750LI) reported
@BecomingKelsey Good to know actually. I am going to look and see what the options are as I am really tired of the service when I tell Sasktel I want these phony texts with links coming to my phone to stop and ask why can’t they stop scammers from phishing and vishing.
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Derek Bourassa
(@bourassa_derek) reported
@SaskTel @SaskParty @Sask_NDP If SaskTel truly valued customer safety and security in these times, they'd include call display as a standard feature on every plan. $8/month for safety, or free 3 way calling. Which is a luxury and which is necessity?
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John B 🌻🍺👨🏻🍳💉💉💉💉
(@bernie8859) reported
@MondoAlberta @therealwoodsbre @JFCnotagain The devil bargain that originally covered telecomm in Canada was: offer service to anyone who wants it at a reasonable price in exchange for assured profit. This was regardless of private (Bell, BCTel) or utilities (AGT, SaskTel, etc). Deregulation f**ked that up.