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Vidéotron outages and service status in Mont-Tremblant, 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 Mont-Tremblant, Quebec

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Vidéotron Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • somaeck
    James Somaeck (@somaeck) reported

    In her response, she had made clear she was not trying to minimize what I was saying, but she said that my issues were "non-issues". She followed up by saying that if I stick with @Videotron, #eSim should be supported by the time I finish my contract in 2024. Seriously? 6/9

  • takarajewels
    Panda🌻 (@takarajewels) reported

    The thrilling sequel: apparently it’s NOT possible to filter TV channels to only see what I subscribe to. Ya’ll I will head on back to Videotron at this rate, wtf. At least with them I don’t have to scroll past 28394 channels I don’t pay for to get to the ones I do. 💀

  • 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

  • NaomiCastroVCC
    Marie-France Omananda Naomi CastroVelascoContreras (@NaomiCastroVCC) reported

    -Bell Canada, Telus, Videotron, other "service" providers... -... -Their employ"ees" unlawfully, to the point of criminal offence, stalk their companies customers, clients, mostly using male technicians... -The female emplo"yees" mostly work with them from the call centers. -...

  • TComtoni13108
    Tony Comtoni (@TComtoni13108) reported

    @Bell_Support my internet has been down all day since 10am in QC, never had that in 10 years with videotron, ridiculous

  • FrancisTaquin1
    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. "

  • unacceptedTOON
    Mad Treelivin’ (@unacceptedTOON) reported

    @FreedomMobile @jjlad943674 No no. It’s true. The service has gone down hill since videotron took over

  • Marigakaa
    ⭐️Marigaka⭐️|| 🎂BIRTHDAY MONTH 🎂 (@Marigakaa) reported

    @DaxerAivi It actually finish downloading during the night😭 Bro Vidéotron SUCKS

  • jimmiwilkir
    Gさん (@jimmiwilkir) reported

    @Lenovo Either Lenovo cloud or someone is hacking into my internet on @Videotron . I moved the bios setting to USB first but network became the top item magically.

  • lexharvs
    Lex Harvey (@lexharvs) reported

    Cllr Ainslie asks why not emulate the model in Montreal? In 2013, Bell, Rogers, Telus and Quebec-based Videotron invested equally in a $50-million project to bring cell service to Montreal’s Metro.