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Digicel internet outages deprive subscribers of their paid plans
Frequent outages on Digicel's internet network are leaving customers without the paid data plans they bought, and without any systematic compensation, according to reports by Le Quotidien 509 written by Jameson Joseph. The situation directly impacts users who have subscribed to options meant to cover several days of connection.
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The calculation of consumer losses
When a subscriber buys a daily plan costing 140 gourdes and suffers a service interruption lasting two days, the loss reaches 280 gourdes with no actual access, as the plan expires despite the outage. According to the estimate highlighted by the newspaper, if such a glitch were to hit one million users simultaneously, the total value of the inaccessible service would theoretically amount to 280 million gourdes. This calculation does not come from official financial data from the company or a precise count of those affected, but seeks to illustrate the collective cost of these incidents.
Compensation deemed inadequate
To address complaints, the operator sometimes grants a small amount of megabytes valid only until midnight. Several subscribers consider this compromise paltry compared to the amount spent and the time spent disconnected.
Demands made to the operator
Users are demanding greater clarity in the handling of these technical failures, an improvement in network reliability, and refunds tailored to the exact duration of each outage.
Reporting by Le Quotidien 509

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