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Xplore outages and service status in Glenwood, Newfoundland and Labrador

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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 Glenwood, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Xplore Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • tetrje
    jerome tetreault (@tetrje) reported

    Dear @xplornet. Thanks so much for the worst service. 2wks for a service call is unacceptable. How can any business survive without internet for 2wks. Starlink is on it's way.

  • Deevio4
    Deevio (@Deevio4) reported

    @xplore_ca Where exactly was the train derailment that has impacted xplore internet over the past day? You need better support and communication to customers and businesses using your services about outages.

  • becca9913
    Becca B (@becca9913) reported

    @xplore_ca internet has been down in our area of North Bruce Peninsula for almost 24 hours now with no resolution in sight. Any chance you guys can look into fixing this???

  • MasonXavCam
    Mason (@MasonXavCam) reported

    @Xplore_CA is terrible. Unreliable.

  • LabradorIce
    Robert Way (@LabradorIce) reported

    @ClimateSadie Lots of issues with XplorNet from users. We have had it before and the cost versus speed and limitations on data usage were real tough. Most people that I know who had XplorNet in communities didn't keep it.

  • silenttrooperx
    ⚜️ Juge Manny ⚜️ (@silenttrooperx) reported

    @Xplornetsuppor1 said Xplornet Support, Mark Carney's ***** drooping from his agape mouth.

  • TrashleyMess
    Ashley-Rose C (@TrashleyMess) reported

    @xplore_ca Your internet is down in Manitoba and no one's available to call on Christmas, can you guys do something about this?

  • Tybernicus17
    Tybernicus (@Tybernicus17) reported

    @BezirganMocha /2 I can't get internet other than Starlink. Even cell signal is limited to 2 bar LTE at best and often degrades to 3G. At another property in '98 promised DSL in 6 months by Bell. Today, only Xplornet satellite (which is **** and very expensive) or Starlink.

  • Lucas_Bourque_
    Lucas Bourque (@Lucas_Bourque_) reported

    Where I live we surprisingly don’t have Bell Fibre. Our only options were Eastlink, Xplornet, or Starlink. Eastlink’s lines in our area were very congested and the service was often slow and spotty, so we decided to try Starlink.

  • uncleal13
    Allan Wilson (@uncleal13) reported

    @CoryBMorgan I had Xplornet, worked great for a few years, then it would bog down in the evenings as everyone in the area was streaming video. I switched to Statlink, works much better. Currently here in Saskatchewan in my village there are crews going through running the main fiberoptic lines and should have it to all the residences sometime in the summer. I'll be switching to the fibre when I can. I like Starlink, but I don't think it is sustainable, when it is up to full capacity, to continuously launch 3,000 satellites a year to maintain a fleet of 15,000. They are low earth orbit. Meaning each satellite can only stay in orbit about 5-7 years, then it comes down and burns up.