Sasktel Outage Report in Vibank, 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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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Vibank, Saskatchewan
The chart below shows the number of Sasktel reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Vibank 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 (40%)
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TV (27%)
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Internet (13%)
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Total Blackout (13%)
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Wi-fi (7%)
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Sasktel Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Paul Kelly
(@pkcanada1) reported
@EverettMartin @SaskTel It’s moot as the minister has intervened. The intent of putting a visible price on the service was to encourage people to stop using it. Support costs are astronomical for a fairly lousy email service with little sign of improvement. This is about displacing cost.
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Justine Justice
(@revealthebull) reported
@SaskTel Wow. Common sense finally kicked in. Greedy Greedy Greedy. Sasktel should focus on getting their 5 g network working so that you can actually watch a show on Max TV streaming without it lagging. Management that came up with this charge should be fired.
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Paul Kelly
(@pkcanada1) reported
@EverettMartin @SaskTel Year ago as a marketing guy, I helped exit a northern radio service. Used to be big, then new tech meant other alternatives and hardly anyone using. Network guys tried to wind down the service and got blow back. Had to wait 3 years and do it again. …/2
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Paul Kelly
(@pkcanada1) reported
@EverettMartin @SaskTel My guess is that there was an inflection point that brought this decision up now. Perhaps support contract renewal or update from the vendor about the roadmap for managing the domain on SaskTel’s behalf. Pure speculation though.
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Everett Martin
(@EverettMartin) reported
@pkcanada1 @SaskTel I can tell you from my news service and social media sentiment analyses that anger at telecoms is worse than average currently following Rogers outages, Bell Canada corporate culture problems, Rogers/Shaw merger, and Telus labour issues.
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(@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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Bernice Rinas
(@BerniceRinas) reported
@KEriksenV2 Maybe customer pushback is what is needed. SaskTel decided to charge for their SaskTel email, $1.95 a month. Customer backlash and they’ve with drawn that ridiculous idea.
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SJMCOS
(@sjmcos) reported
SaskTel Centre Service on Route 333 at Stop #3164 [Route 333]
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Paul Kelly
(@pkcanada1) reported
@EverettMartin @SaskTel That would be too much too quick. The introduction of a small fee would have been intended to start getting people to move off the service by their own volition. Then when sub base is smaller, wind it down and help customers transition.
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Everett Martin
(@EverettMartin) reported
@pkcanada1 @SaskTel My area of interest is prevention of organizational embarrassment vs need to contain it after-the-fact. Sasktel had the luxury of watching Rogers, Bell, and Telus "step in it" recently & should have just kept their heads down (no changes!) until anti-telecom sentiment dies down.