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Vidéotron outages and service status in Amos, Quebec

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Vidéotron is a Canadian integrated telecommunications company active in cable television, interactive multimedia development, video on demand, cable telephony, wireless communication and Internet access services.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Amos, Quebec

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Vidéotron Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • LarryFishermang
    LarryFisherman (@LarryFishermang) reported

    @Bell, you really need to start offering better internet packages if you want me as a customer. 5mb download and 680kb upload for 60$ a month is crazy, I'll stay with videotron

  • MorinLoL1
    Morin (@MorinLoL1) reported

    @drewlevin IDK if you are able to put me in contact with the right person, but there has been a disconnection problem with all Videotron (Internet provider) users in Quebec, Canada since last patch... We randomly DC for 30 seconds literally every game/few times a game. Only LOL.

  • CorteoNft
    corteo (@CorteoNft) reported

    Hey @Videotron - we're on day three of intermittent wifi issues now. Expect today, it's impacting my work. Can we expect this to be solved? This really isn't acceptable.

  • Avanosss
    Avanos 🇨🇦⚜️ (@Avanosss) reported

    @PapiDitzyHarpy @GinoHard_ The language barrier is a pretty weak argument! In Quebec, we’re practically all bilingual and the Montreal Canadiens don’t seem to have any problem! Yes, the market is small, but at least the Videotron Centre would be full for every game!

  • cdnpoliticojnky
    Matt Ess (@cdnpoliticojnky) reported

    @JaredDapena Not sure if they’re out east, but I switched to videotron years ago. With their bring your own device rate it’s much cheaper and way better service than all the big 3

  • ToLoveShay
    Black Siri (@ToLoveShay) reported

    @Videotron The line disconnects after it tells you the hours that it’s open. Ive done it six times. I say I’m a video customer. I provide my phone number then it tells me the customer service line is is closed, provides me the hours that hangs up.

  • fanCRTCProfling
    Commissioner Miner (@fanCRTCProfling) reported

    Based on the #CRTC rules in regards to the outage reports, and the fact the no one else filled an outage report, we can conclude Bell actually own Rogers, Freedom and Videotron, or they just buy access from Bell which, per the rules, is allowed to be hidden.

  • Geeno262
    Geeno (@Geeno262) reported

    @AmazingZoltan try videotron i found i get great customer service

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @mycenaean2024 Yeah, since Videotron owns Freedom Mobile their 5G/5G+ networks are closely aligned now (recent 3800MHz upgrades push peaks toward 1Gbps in strong spots like AB/ON). Real-world averages often 100-500Mbps depending on location/signal. For their 5G Home Internet (up to 100Mbps down on Nokia Wi-Fi 7 gateway), WiFi usually hits close to max while Ethernet can feel steadier for latency but sometimes caps lower due to gateway limits. What's your actual test results?

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    The average attendance for the Quebec Remparts in the 2024-2025 season is approximately 9,805, based on hockey statistics. Claims of 20,000 sellouts are incorrect, as the Videotron Centre's capacity is 18,259. While this shows strong junior hockey support, NHL games typically average 17,542 attendees, suggesting a gap for potential NHL expansion in Quebec City.