Xplore Outage Report in O'Leary, Prince Edward Island
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The latest reports from users having issues in O'Leary come from postal codes C0B.
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.
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The chart below shows the number of Xplore reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in O'Leary 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 Xplore users through our website.
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Internet (76%)
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Wi-fi (12%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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E-mail (3%)
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TV (1%)
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Phone (1%)
Live Outage Map Near O'Leary, Prince Edward Island
The most recent Xplore outage reports came from the following cities: O'Leary.
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Xplore Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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m3t4lw01f
(@m3t4lw01f) reported
Installing a game on Xbox. Started yesterday at 3pm. It's downloaded 28.77GB since. Let's do the math on how slow my 25mbps @Xplornet connection actually is, shall we? 28.77GB=235765 megabits 29 hours=104400 seconds Divide the two and we get 2.3mbps. "Up to" in action.
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RYM
(@TheDaisyMemo) reported
@Xplornet What’s going on with the service in Cumberland? For over a month now the service has been shitty and in and out. In a time of lockdown, how are people supposed to work from home if they can’t get a stable internet connection. When we called in Dec... 1/2
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sampaguita ll 🇨🇦
(@Sampaguita_II) reported
.@Xplornet, power companys warn their customers before planned maintenance so any one working at home can reschedule zooms, emails etc. Why do you just shut things down with no warning when people have to work from home using the internet? Show some concern for you customers!
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Chad
(@chaduthf) reported
@bigbushelsag @SpaceXStarlink This is Xplornet but had a guy come set up the network at the shop it made a huge difference
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Chris Wood
(@woodzybcfc) reported
@Xplornet A week went by no call, so another call to Xplornet and was advised they have escalated the call and we will get a response by end of day Monday. Don’t be shock as we were bot we didn’t get any response or call. To think this is just to set up a service appointment.
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random-shane
(@mprshane) reported
@TheComicHunter oh it is not great, I mean, getting fibre is yes, but the DSL is so poor out this way it was a rip off and when we went to xplornet it degraded to the point it no longer worked. working remotely has been challenging for years
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m3t4lw01f
(@m3t4lw01f) reported
I love it when people chime in on Twitter to defend @Xplornet. It's humorous because if you search Twitter for them, there's 99% awful and 1% ok, but no it's gotta be a technical limitation of wireless. Just, no. If it were, I'm sure most people would be relatively happy.
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✨StarBuck_83✨
(@StarBuck_83) reported
@CHCHNews can the government get on rural internet service providers example @xplornet and get them to un-throttle their customers, kids miss their lessons because the internet is so slow. I know I'm not the only parent struggling with this problem.
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m3t4lw01f
(@m3t4lw01f) reported
@CircularLogic89 @Xplornet @CRTCeng It was **** before, it's **** during, and it'll still be **** after. Regardless of that fact, they shouldn't be allowed to advertise "up to" when they don't *ever* provide that speed. Their advertising makes it sound like I'll see 25 most of the time, which is a lie.
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CircularLogic
(@CircularLogic89) reported
@m3t4lw01f @Xplornet @CRTCeng Any advertised speeds would be under optimal conditions. Many factors can affect data transmission via airwaves. Your specific circumstances might result in the speeds achieved. Other situations might offer better or worse speeds. That's the nature of wireless service.