Sasktel Outage Report in Moosomin, 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 Moosomin 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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Internet (48%)
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Total Blackout (16%)
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Wi-fi (16%)
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Phone (12%)
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E-mail (4%)
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TV (4%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Rick Armstrong
(@Nikarax) reported
@FraserPxP What these places just don't understand is if they made the prices reasonable, more people may actually pay for it. Even SaskTel Centre prices are pretty ridiculous. Not this bad, but still high enough for me to never consider it an option.
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Lara Fominoff
(@LaraFominoff) reported
Not sure why it’s happening, @SaskTel - but the number of spam calls a LOT of people (including me) are getting lately, is crazy. 5-10 per DAY. Blocking the numbers does not help. Why’s it happening?
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rude trashbabe
(@hawksley) reported
to the sasktel tech support person who looked up my address and said “hah, leet”, thank you.
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WeimerLVR
(@WapWes) reported
@mcneice91 @SaskTel @SaskTelSupport That is about all a Customer Service technician can do is establish it is not service effecting and temporarily secure the outside plant. A ticket will then be created for a Facilities technician to come and replace it. A job like this will take some time.
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Trevor Miller
(@swooper74) reported
@pisswizard71 @PebbleTonic @globeandmail Crown corporations get to decide not to run at a profit in order to provide a service to the public. That's why SaskTel has an impact in SK, their main purpose isn't profit, so the big 3 need to compete. Not seeing that happening in other provinces, even with more "options".
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Kara Thrace
(@KaraThrace13) reported
@SaskTel Will you be supporting the pixel watch on the cellular network?
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Mitchell Blair
(@mblairYQR) reported
Didn't realize it until I saw people posting about it including @BretHart himself. 30 years ago tonight, he won the belt in Saskatoon beating Ric Flair. Sure wasn't expecting that when I walked into SaskTel Centre that night. It was crazy to see that go down.
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Ally Ottenbreit
(@Prairielily22) reported
@moxiedoxey @beau_ottenbreit @TaylorAdvocate Oh, trust me, I've looked into those. I actually asked at 3 phone companies--Sasktel, Koodo and Telus--about cost of a phone plan if I was to get a Nokia 225 (a basic phone) and the cost for a plan is ridiculous--way more than what I'd pay going with one of their $0 down phones.
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Trevor Miller
(@swooper74) reported
@PebbleTonic @globeandmail Also, Europe has dozens of state-owned telecoms that aren't run the same way as for-profit corporations, putting pressure on the market to bring prices down and service quality up. That's why SK consistently has the best prices and services, SaskTel is the last Crown telecom.
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Trevor Miller
(@swooper74) reported
@PebbleTonic @globeandmail It's the existence of those state run utilities that brings prices down for everyone. Why put up with high prices when you can take a high speed train to the country next door for a better deal? If I could get a SaskTel phone as easily as EU citizens can shop around, I would.