Sasktel Outage Report in Sandy Lake, 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).
Problems in the last 24 hours in Sandy Lake, Manitoba
The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Sandy 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 (38%)
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TV (25%)
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Internet (19%)
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Total Blackout (13%)
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Wi-fi (6%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports Near Sandy Lake, Manitoba
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Sandy Lake and nearby locations:
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🇨🇦Dave Nussbaumer
(@DaveNuss17) reported
from
Sandy Lake, Manitoba
Shout out to Sask Tel cell service…especially compared to Manitoba between Yorkton and Winnipeg..an embarrassment! @SaskTel
Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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A Call to the Universe
(@A_call_Universe) reported
@PremierScottMoe I’m still waiting for my job at sasktel back after being fired for not taking the #clothshot that is now giving heart problems to my friends. As a diabetic i have to ration my insulin thanks to you. Somehow i have survived and haven’t got sick in the last 3 years… #Nuremberg2
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Elfer
(@ClassicElfer) reported
@jerik22 @Ryan_r_Williams This is the line the big telcos use, but it doesn't hold up under scrutiny. Before sasktel was bought out, they were somehow able to offer lower prices than they offered in much more densely populated provinces, in order to compete with the publicly-owned service.
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Justine Justice
(@revealthebull) reported
@SaskTel South Saskatchewan be prepared to have holes dug up all over your yard. Sasktel will trash your fences and gardens. They will be rude to you and call you names; steal anything of value in your yard. It will cost you thousands to repair the damages. The Minister will do nothing.
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Pilly
(@Pilly306) reported
@Partunia @ryanbooth23 @SaskRushLAX Gary Nickel. The music sounded great but it's very likely your speaker could be shot. There's a few around Sasktel center that sound horrible and make God awful noises.
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Czarina Catambing
(@czarcatambing) reported
@SaskTel I'm trying to get customer support because I'm in Thailand and can't receive SMS. There's no carrier signal from here, and I've done all the troubleshooting to no avail. Can you help me out?
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Justine Justice
(@revealthebull) reported
Sasktel Max services are failing due to poor quality end-user equipment. To fix the problem they are hiring consultants to do the help desk troubleshooting and are considering charging $50 a service call. They feel this solution is better than just purchasing quality equipment
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Ryan Eggen
(@LifeOfEggz) reported
Ok it's 2023, why ******** isn't the #Flames and Seattle game working @Sportsnet @SaskTelSupport @SaskTel
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Justine Justice
(@revealthebull) reported
@SaskTel If I call for services I might be charged a $50 fee to discuss the issue as It is well known that Sasktel purchases the cheapest and lowest-end quality equipment you can purchase and then you try and upsell services that you cannot deliver in the first place.
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Justine Justice
(@revealthebull) reported
Sasktel purchases the cheapest equipment possible to deliver their max streaming services. The support resources cannot keep up with fixing poor service connections so no they want to charge $50 a call to troubleshoot their bad equipment installs. They will also trash your yard
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Cal Deobald
(@calmudge0n) reported
@KyleGunderson I used to do a similar thing with Sasktel when I had router difficulties. It was kind of a knowledge dump that in essence said, "Look, I'm a former network and ISP administrator; let's cut to the chase here."