Telus outages and service status in Baddeck, Nova Scotia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Baddeck, Nova Scotia
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Alx Spiker (@YourFutureCoder) reportedMy issues are resolved finally, used a second phone to call Telus again while still on hold and in 15 minutes the other guy solved my problems and restored my confidence in Telus. I may have just gotten a bad employee.
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Glorious God (@GloriousGod01) reportedYou do not need a degree, a CV, or years of experience to start earning in dollars from your phone or laptop. These remote roles are actively hiring beginners right now in 2026 and most people have never heard of them: 1. Sales Development Representative (SDR): reach out to potential customers via email on behalf of international companies. No cold calls required for most roles. One of the highest paying entry level remote jobs available. Pay ranges from $3,333 to $5,833 per month plus commission. - Apply on We Work Remotely (weworkremotely. com). 2. Content Moderator: review and flag content on social media platforms and apps to ensure it meets community guidelines. No experience needed. Pay ranges from $1,000 to $2,200 per month. - Apply on Jobright. ai and Telus International (telusinternational. com). 3. Social Media Manager: manage Instagram, X, TikTok, and Facebook pages for small businesses. If you already use social media daily, you already have the foundation. Pay ranges from $1,000 to $3,000 per month. - Apply on Upwork (upwork. com) and Fiverr (fiverr. com). 4. User Experience Tester: test websites and apps and give feedback on how they work. Takes 10 to 20 minutes per test. Pay is $10 to $20 per test. - Apply on UserTesting (usertesting. com) and TryMyUI (trymyui. com). 5. Freelance Translator: translate documents, emails, and content between languages you already speak. If you are bilingual, this is one of the easiest ways to earn remotely. Pay ranges from $800 to $2,800 per month. - Apply on ProZ (proz. com) and Gengo (gengo. com). 6. Bookkeeping Assistant: help small business owners organize their financial records using simple tools like Excel or QuickBooks. Free training available on YouTube and Coursera. Pay ranges from $1,500 to $3,500 per month. - Apply on Belay (belaysolutions. com) and Upwork. 7. Podcast Editor: edit audio recordings for content creators and businesses. Free to learn on YouTube using Audacity or GarageBand. Pay ranges from $500 to $3,000 per month depending on volume. - Apply on Upwork and Fiverr. 8. Email Copywriter: write marketing emails for businesses trying to sell their products. One of the most in-demand remote skills right now and completely learnable in 30 days. Pay ranges from $1,000 to $5,000 per month. - Apply on Upwork and LinkedIn. Pick one. Learn it in well. Apply. The market is open. Above all, love God.
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Ash (@ashley_streets) reported@ctvedmonton My house burned down in October and I too was charged ridiculous amounts of cancellation fees. Telus also was horrible to deal with and kept insisting they couldn’t cancel trying to force me to move the services to a new residence which at the time obvsiouslt didn’t have yet.
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Acinnad Turneer (@ATurneer54354) reported@TELUS Wow! Where was this over a year ago. I lost a number and you guys got to share a three dollar donut. No Dms in person meeting I can go to Prince George. I wasted 3 + hrs on the phone and lose my number because of Telus. Roger never received it basically from Telus and money lost.
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Edohotep (@Edohotep) reported@TELUSsupport Ironic that a "how can we assist" reply doesn't reference anything I actually said. As for contacting Telus after-hours, outsourcing to other countries--those accents are too thick to make a conversation possible. Scripted responses to match scripted phone support, I guess.
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l0wk3y (@L0wk3yC) reportedTelus doesnt hire a single Canadian customer care representative and they only operate in Canada. They profit 1.3b per year. That 1.3b could be used to employ roughly 30,000 Canadians full time for 40,000 a year, roughly another 3,000 if they fired the international employees.
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DividendBoomer (@BoomerDivvies) reported@cyberlander_ @TELUS No, I use shaw at home for internet. This is for our business lines and internet where the problems are occurring. They fcked up our transition from copper to fibre optic, which they asked for, and now I'm dealing with their incompetence.
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Neil La Croix (@neillacroix) reportedWhy @TELUS & @TELUSsupport do I get charged $400+ a month and the cellular service in my area of New Brunswick is getting worse even though I have a new 17 pro max?
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Ballantyne Marketing (@ballantynemrktg) reported@HockeyPatrol Another reason to cancel my Telus TV subscription.
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Raven (@Sharisraven) reported@TELUS trying to resolve issue with escalated support and all I can here are Roosters! Wtf hire Canadian