Some Rogers customers experienced a case of déjà vu this past weekend after not being able to make phone calls.

The partial outage was somewhat reminiscent of the nationwide Rogers outage that occurred on July 8 and affected millions of Rogers mobile users, as well as cable, home internet and Interac services.

Early Sunday morning, some Rogers customers were unable to make calls, and the telecommunications giant confirmed the outage in a tweet.

Rogers said that some of its customers experienced "intermittent issues making VoLTE calls" on July 24.

Some customers may have experienced intermittent issues making VoLTE calls earlier this morning. 3G/4G calling, 911 services and data service, were not impacted. Full service has since been restored.

— RogersHelps (@RogersHelps) July 24, 2022

Rogers claimed the service was restored by 9 a.m., and that it did not affect 3G/4G calling, 911 service or data service.

However, many Rogers customers took to Twitter to air out their frustrations regarding the partial outage.

Would you look at that. ANOTHER partial rolling blackout. My contract expires next month. I’m switching to Bell. Good riddance lmao

— Sebas1509 (@Sebas001509) July 24, 2022

One person questioned Rogers' recent decision to credit customers with only five days of service considering the most recent outage.

Another slight outage... REALLY AND YOUR ONLY CREDITING 5 DAYS OF SERVICE...

— Techie420 (@Techie4201) July 24, 2022

President and CEO of Rogers Communications Tony Staffieri called this month's historic network outage "unacceptable."

An Update from Rogers President & CEO, Tony Staffieri: Our network outage last Friday was unacceptable. Simply put, we failed on our promise to be Canada's most reliable network. Now our focus is to make things right and ensure this doesn't happen again. https://t.co/Jr2IPjmipv

— Rogers News (@AboutRogers) July 13, 2022

While this past weekend's outage did not affect customers on a massive scale, Staffieri did make a commitment earlier this month to ensure that network outages don't become a common issue for Rogers users.

"You have my personal commitment that Rogers will make every change and investment needed to help ensure that it will not happen again," said Staffieri.