02-07-2020 07:22 PM
02-09-2020 02:56 PM
Well, after reading all the negative postings on these forums, I get the impression that Ignite TV is not mature enough yet, and Rogers have a long way to go. I understand that there are probably many customers that are happy, but for those that are not, then they are not given the option of going back to digital cable. The upshot is that Rogers will end up losing customers.
My current promotions expire soon and so I have decided to sign up for another 12 months of digital cable.
02-09-2020 05:15 PM - edited 02-09-2020 05:22 PM
To be fair Rogers has earned a positive update from our family. We made the switch to Rogers Ignite TV four months ago and so I will call this our “Quarterly report + 1.”
Thanks for the help from Rogers personnel and people on this Forum while tuning up our set-up. I definitely recommend working closely with your Rogers Ignite TV Concierge and Install Tech. Cheers!
02-09-2020 05:53 PM
I quickly wanted to add to Kromtara's post - in a likewise positive vote for Ignite.
I have had Ignite for a few months now and am very happy with the product/service/total package. Everything for us has been better - great voice command remote, better picture and general ease of use.
My only issues to date, like Kromtara, have been a couple of reboots required when connectivity had an issue - nothing concerning, at this point.
I would just like to add that for those on the fence and reading posts here, just bear in mind that often on boards like these, more people are posting with complaints, looking for answers or to vent (not discounting anyones issues), rather than people that are having good results looking to share their happiness with the world about a big, bad telecom company.
That isn't to say that anyone should take the plunge and expect my positive results as every situation is different. However, I would expect there are many happy subscribers.
Good luck with your decision.
02-09-2020 06:28 PM
So far, my experiences with Ignite TV have continued to be very positive as well. When occasional issues have come up, Rogers has made every effort to resolve them quickly. I also don't want to be dismissive of anybody who continues to experience issues with any aspect of the service either. Hopefully their problems will be resolved as well and Rogers will learn from those negative experiences and use that knowledge to make Ignite TV even better for everybody.
02-09-2020 11:22 PM
Consider yourself one of the "lucky one" if your ignite tv is flawless.
I have gone through every single issue and currently suffering from micro freezing
Btw- I am in gigabite internet and tv and home
02-10-2020 09:12 AM
As someone stated above.. i dont think its necessarily being a 'lucky one'.
Its hard to say without seeing exact numbers.
But if you took each person on here expressing an issue, out of however many people overall currently have Ignite... thats going to be an Very small %.
Again without numbers.. its hard to tell. How many more have issues but havent complained?? How many more are completely fine?
Personally I know about 20 people on rogers. And about 3/4 of them have switched to ignite. And not one of them yet has experienced any of the major issues (outside of the once in a blue moon reboot of the box).
Its all in perception.
For someone like myself who has been on here helping others with their experience, going back to PRE the nextbox 2.0 boxes, and have seen all the issues that can/have come up over time. Digital cable has had overall I would probably say MORE issues than people here have experienced.
There might be very few present now... but thats now that its approaching EOL.
02-10-2020 09:49 AM
Gdkitty ,
One unhappy customer is too many!
Your comment doesn't help. So Rogers should ignore people with issue just because 90% don't have problem.
As I said I'm paying for service and expect to get what is advertised.
02-10-2020 10:00 AM
And also the point that J-Ashenhurst made above still stands. If you are one of the unlucky ones where your Ignite setup is not performing as it should, you can't go back to digital cable. Once you make the change there is no going back. You either live with the problems or you go to another provider.
I don't deny that IPTV is the way forward, I just think there seems to be too many bugs in the firmware and also too many restrictions in the modem ATM. And also it seems that the Rogers techs don't have a consistent message yet.
02-10-2020 10:08 AM
And trust me as much as I hate BELL, as soon as gigabit is available in my area, I drop rogers and run!