Vidéotron outages and service status in Gibsons, British Columbia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Gibsons, British Columbia
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Francis Taquin (@FrancisTaquin1) reported" Videotron warns: “When 3G is shut down, you will no longer be able to call 911 if you use a mobile phone or a SIM card that is not VoLTE compatible. This is already the case when you are travelling in the United States.” How to check your phone Freedom Mobile recommends dialing #TEST (#8378). If the call goes through, your phone is VoLTE-ready. If it doesn’t, you’ll need a newer phone and SIM card to stay connected. "
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somecanuckchick 🍁@somecanuckchick@mastodon.world (@somecanuckchick) reported@TekSavvyCSR @Videotron And we get to start the phone calls ALL OVER AGAIN tomorrow b/c @Videotron seems keen to NOT come back out despite screwing up the TPIA (but claiming a non-existant outage b/c we have cable TV) and forcing us to call TekSavvy instead of sending back the Vidéotron technician.
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Toth (@FakeNews10164) reportedI had apprentices. He worked 1 week with me. I had multiple broken tools. I was referring to: you are Irish. He resigned 1 day later! @JE_enquete @tvanouvelles @Videotron
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Jean Laroche (@boursouvie) reportedAnyone here has audio problems with @CNBC linear TV (Vidéotron is my internet provider)?
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issa (@issaibahim84) reported@Bell_Support hey bell we live in hull and this is the 3rd service interruption in 3 weeks. We pay 275$ a month for internet, cell, tv with bell we are now going to switch over to videotron worse internet but atleast they dont have vandalism issues every week
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Yves (In Memory) & Sylvia. G. (@girouard108) reported@alphalink @TartanTragic @FringeViews Nice. Mine is still the original from when the house was built 1931. Have to use Videotron, but I will NEVER get rid of it. Ditched my cell & never will own another. I do not care how difficult they make it, for me. Cheers neighbor !
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Dwayne Winseck (@mediamorphis) reported@Bryson_M @BenKlass @MersereauMichel +1 to this pt. The Tribunal put great weight on how competitive backhaul markets were & how that would underpin the success of Videotron as a replacement for Freedom Mobile & even as a new rival for bundled ISP & TV services. All w/ no public data to support the claim.
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PeteyPoPetey (A user) 🇨🇦 #ReleaseTheNames (@peteypopetey) reportedFreedom wasn't great for cell phones (lots of complaints online) but since Videotron bought them I expect things to be much better. We switched on phone to Freedom and so far, other than a bumpy setup(*), it's been great. *They put the wrong # in one of the account fields so RCS wouldn't work, couldn't explain how and couldn't fix it until we went two service tiers up. Also twice claimed they sent emails which somehow never arrived.
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Marc Lawsane (@InsaneLawsane) reported@Videotron once again no service!?!?
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Steve Faguy (@fagstein) reported4. Allowing vertical integration: The cable companies bought the TV networks, and the CRTC thought this would help give them bigger pockets. Bell bought CTV (and later V/Noovo), Shaw bought Global, Rogers bought Citytv, Videotron bought TVA. But it didn't help the balance sheet.