Vidéotron Outage Report in Truro, Nova Scotia
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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 Truro 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 (71%)
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Wi-fi (11%)
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TV (9%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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E-mail (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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Vidéotron Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Bleak5170
(@Bleak5170) reported
@troybeno @Videotron Day 6 here. I don't even bother calling as it's clear they have no clue when it will be back. I understand there was a storm and all, but for it the issue to persist this long is ridiculous. I'm switching to Bell as soon as I can get someone on the phone to cancel.
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Commissioner Miner
(@fanCRTCProfling) reported
@BigBadJuan They want to charge for a service that was not &could not be delivered. There are still no reports from: -Videotron -Rogers -Freedom -Flanker brands -Resellers/wholesalers (Storm Internet aside)
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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
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Commissioner Miner
(@fanCRTCProfling) reported
Still no #CRTC outage reports from: -Videotron -Rogers -Wholesale/resale (Storm Internet aside) -Freedom mobile (which also couldn't provide french service during the outage).
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Daniel
(@MTLDaniel) reported
@lumpybag @Videotron You're going to switch to Bell? LOL..I guess you have no clue how bad they are. I left bell 20 years ago...best thing ever! Videotron's customer service is much better, you know, you can also call instead of messaging them on twitter.
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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.
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Derek Kilian
(@DerekJKilian) reported
@Videotron I guess they still can’t do math… With all the people without service I CANNOT believe them. How do they calculate their efficiency? Je crois qu’ils ne savent pas calculer… Avec toutes les personnes qui n’ont pas de services, je ne les CROIS PLUS!
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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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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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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.