Vidéotron Outage Report in Rivière-Rouge, Laurentides, Québec
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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.
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The chart below shows the number of Vidéotron reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Rivière-Rouge 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 Vidéotron users through our website.
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Internet (72%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (7%)
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TV (6%)
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E-mail (3%)
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Phone (3%)
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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SJ 🤷♀️
(@SarahJaneMorris) reported
Trying to help my mom adjust her @Videotron mobile, cable and internet settings and I have never in my ever living years using internet websites had such an incomprehensibly terrible, topstitch turbo, mind meltingly non sensical UX experience in my whole damn life. shame on you!
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Ben Klass
(@BenKlass) reported
Videotron is saying it will bring prices down once it enters foreign territory. I’m currently paying $45 per month for 27 GB and unlimited calling from fido. Hey @PKP_Qc, you want my business? Make me a better offer!
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Mark Warner
(@MAAWLAW) reported
“Independent internet service providers… are… upset about @Rogers offering a sweetheart deal to @Videotron that could drive them out of business altogether… the arrangement smacks of anti-competitive behaviour. A legal challenge… is not just possible; it is most likely.”🤔
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sam
(@CBJSamper) reported
@eric_sportsfan @notwonsince1967 @Vicnasty2point0 if you can get bell fibe then videotron is a ******* scam lmao, they know they are the only solution for people without fiber for good download speed so they gauge their prices
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Peter Nowak
(@peternowak) reported
In a nutshell, Rogers wants to give Videotron access to its national broadband network at sweetheart rates so it can get its merger with Shaw through. This illegal side deal will kill competition, including TekSavvy, and allow the big guys to fix wholesale access rates.
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Dwayne Winseck
(@mediamorphis) reported
Another key point: who believes that Rogers being able to pick a replacement for Shaw's Freedom Mobile, ie Videotron, and then do what it needs to help foster Videotron as a strong competitor? This is fantasy & fiction, paraphrase y'day's brutal ruling by the FCA.
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Dan Potvin
(@poolie1000) reported
One hour waiting for an agent on live chat and counting, I got zero mobile network service since I landed in Mexico a week ago, but yet you charge me $14 traveler pass every day for a service I never got and for making 2 phone calls to videotron. When did you guys get so bad???
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michelle (of the people)
(@aftellemath) reported
alright NO ONR can talk me into qc dates i hate videotron with my entire being i will not go to that awful arena even for space band
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bryson
(@Bryson_M) reported
The Competition Bureau's position on the Rogers-Shaw-Videotron deal illustrates the Kafkaesque reasons why Canadians won't benefit from either increased facilities or service-based competition. The CB complains that Videotron would rely on a competitor to provide services.
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yiffyballs
(@yiffyballs) reported
@TekSavvyBuzz @FP_Champagne @CRTCeng **** videotron, they suck *** anyway. too busy supporting quebec separatism to maintain their own networks