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Xplore outages and service status in Camrose, Alberta

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Xplor (formerly known as Xplornet) is a Canadian wireless carrier and rural internet service provider. It is the largest rural fixed wireless broadband service provider in the country. Offers wireless internet services using satellite or 4G technology.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Camrose, Alberta

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Xplore Issues Reports Near Camrose, Alberta

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Camrose and nearby locations:

  • BJ_Normand
    B.J. Normand (@BJ_Normand) reported from County of Camrose No. 22, Alberta

    @Xplornet any upgrades to service coming to Meeting Creek area? 8am my speed drops to a trickle.

Xplore Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TristanKoschma2
    Tristan Koschmann (@TristanKoschma2) reported

    @xplore_ca Hey your guys is internet is down since Thursday any help ?

  • Eh_Bee_Sea
    Ally Bryant (@Eh_Bee_Sea) reported

    Fibre optic internet will be available to me very soon. The lines are in. The problem? Bell. I don't want to deal with Bell. Xplornet - now called @xplore - has been our only reliable option for rural high speed for almost 10 years. Until now...

  • Syd_Vakarian
    Syd_Vakarian (@Syd_Vakarian) reported

    @xplore_ca wow, you charge $75 for someone to come to my house to test and see if I can get service. and if I can't, then I have to pay the $75, but if there's service available at my house I don't have to pay the $75 for the test. what in the hell is that? Gross.

  • Eh_Bee_Sea
    Ally Bryant (@Eh_Bee_Sea) reported

    @xplore_ca Did the forest suddenly spring up last month? No. It's been there quite a while, and the high speed internet has worked without a problem through at least 3 Summer's worth of leaves. I have enough signal now to reply, but it takes a full minute to send. Videos won't load.

  • jasonforrest
    Based Canadian (@jasonforrest) reported

    @CBCNews Xplornet charges far too much. Please fix this.

  • KingPearye
    Smokey Bull 😤 (@KingPearye) reported

    @ReidLaxn @Bell Check Xplornet and Shaw.. they are deploying in rural 🇨🇦 these days. Starlink is too slow and costs more.. I am in rural Quebec and never thought I would have FTTH at 500mbps at $70/month, but it came last summer.

  • PvO385
    Peter van Oordt (@PvO385) reported

    @xplore_ca As an Xplore customer, I can attest that their service is the best when there are literally no other options available, save for maybe smoke signals and carrier pigeons.

  • atomic_hydra
    AtomicHydra (@atomic_hydra) reported

    @xplore_ca Starting at 59.99 Until you end up paying 125$/month for THEE worst service in Canada hands down.

  • HeatherTownFink
    Heather, Heath,Dafink,Mom (@HeatherTownFink) reported

    @xplore_ca is there an outage in Central Alberta?

  • TheSmitefulOne
    Acura (@TheSmitefulOne) reported

    @b3almason @RachelNotley I have Xplornet. My neighbors have Starlink. We checked together. Both suck, however, many in the area have said their Xplornet signal became better when some users switched to Starlink. They are roughly the same, but nowhere near as good as fibre optic in the cities.