Vidéotron outages and service status in Port Moody, British Columbia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Port Moody, British Columbia
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Vidéotron Issues Reports Near Port Moody, British Columbia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Port Moody and nearby locations:
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Scott M. (@apukwa) reported from Port Moody, British Columbia@gregobr @Quebecor @Bell @TVASports If @CRTC doesn't slap them down hard, and fast, then they might as well give up regulating BDUs altogether. In Bell's position, I'd ask if it's okay to bootleg TVA Sports' signal from another BDU, or maybe even do it without asking. Perhaps with a Videotron box. ;)
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Levi Gratton (@LeviGratton) reported@Videotron any updates on the 200 person outage near jean talon and pie 1 Ix?
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Zohar Bat Sarah 🇨🇦🇮🇱 (@Melinster) reportedAnyone else unable to use their phone on @Videotron today? Getting a "not registered on network message". Installed their new Sim card, still not working.
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Paul Nagy (@PaulWNagyJr) reported@Videotron No problem. I know you were busy. We got it back Tuesday. Thank you. I did use most of my 24 GB of mobile data though... I still have quite a bit of the 20 GB monthly bonus left... but will the data be cut off if I get to the end of that 20 GBs before the cycle finishes on May 6?
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Maka veli (@Makaveli_28) reported@theunknownmurda @Videotron Still ongoing outtage and it's been all day now. @Videotron are you gonna fix it already??
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HammerofSparx (@KevinAn45942701) reported@DouglasPollitt While I 💯 agree there is a ton of anti-competition stuff, I haven’t been able pin down what says they HAVE TO report scores. Does CBC? Local news? Do newspapers? (it bugs me that OS didn’t prove their case by getting on Cogeco, SaskTel, Videotron etc. Would’ve been faster)
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Winter (it/that) 🇸🇰🇨🇦 (@WinterBourneTO) reported@FreedomMobile @Videotron @Quebecor I’m leaving this house in 2 days so at this point what’s the point? I told u about this 3 days ago & ur only now taking interest. Plus I dm’d u like told me to & u STILL haven’t replied. Why don’t YOU take my issue to them instead me explainng the same thing over & over 2 20 ppl
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Indonesian Philosopher (@nusantaran_chud) reportedHoly **** i just ruined a government videotron setting during a ******* important moment and i can't fix it 😭
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Alex Stevens (@AlexSte49374492) reported@ReclaimTheNetHQ I'm not hearing much opposition from the major internet service providers like Bell, Rogers, Telus, Videotron, Cogeco, Eastlink in regard to bill c-22. So I guess they are all in?
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Fluxtrot (@fluxtrot) reported@Videotron I sent the details for my account. Also, you should get verified on X... You are cheaper than an Etsy creator selling tampons selling tampons made out of fall leaves. YOU REEEEALLY need to get your **** together.
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Lex Harvey (@lexharvs) reportedCllr 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.