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Telus offers phone, internet and television services, as well as mobile phone and mobile internet service through Telus Mobility. Telus internet service uses DSL technology. Telus TV relies on satellite or internet television (IPTV). Telus' mobile phone network supports CMS, HSPA and LTE.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Englehart, Ontario

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  • chrisw_ottawa
    Christopher Wilson (@chrisw_ottawa) reported

    @Harryslaststand @marlene4719 Nope. Not any more than other public assets like Air Canada, CNR, Petro Canada, Telus, BC Rail, Hwy 407 in ON, the Canadian Wheat Board, etc. etc. The public gets higher prices & poorer service. But a handful get very wealthy.

  • gravitronx2727
    GravitronX (@gravitronx2727) reported

    @Daikazo2 @aaa1e2r3 @Grxit Yeh no one with any stake left in the country or barely anyone still has a home phone who tf wants to pay telus that ****

  • kjames_2001
    Ken James (@kjames_2001) reported

    Yay just spent 25 minutes on the phone with @TELUS to cancel a mobility line…ugh not so much fun.

  • JYojenkz
    Yojenkz (@JYojenkz) reported

    @FreedomMobile please don’t follow in Bell/Rogers/Telus footsteps. Keep AI out of my service.

  • MalcyTroll
    MalcyTroll (@MalcyTroll) reported

    @ProvoGal01 @TELUS @TELUSsupport Are you dumb? Option A: Call Telus and get an Indian support person in india. Option B: Call Telus and get an Indian support person in Canada. Once they infiltrate they use extreme nepotism and only hire other Indians. They take a monopoly on certain enterprises. Call centers are one of them.. By using an OG Indian not a Canadian Larping Indian Telus pays 10c/hour vs $16/hour for the exact same thing. It’s just business.

  • VanceYung_73
    Vance Yung (@VanceYung_73) reported

    @AmazingZoltan There is a common theme with piss-poor customer service and tech companies over the last decade. Bell, Telus, Rogers, Adobe. Also a common theme regarding the CSR on the other side of the phone call.

  • CascadiaDream
    Unapologetically Apologetic (@CascadiaDream) reported

    @TELUS He’s not joking, this would never, ever be forgotten Imagine the marketing and digital opportunities this presents?

  • RightHereEh
    NoneOfYourBusiness (@RightHereEh) reported

    @AmazingZoltan I used to think it was Telus customer non-service but since I inherited Rogers non-service through the Shaw takeover, I would have to agree with you. Gonna be a lot of crying in call centres in India today.

  • treadon
    Ritesh (@treadon) reported

    @ProvoGal01 @TELUS @TELUSsupport Would you pay an extra $10 a month on your bill for "Domestic Customer Support"? Genuinely curious, maybe this is something Telus can consider.

  • HeldyCarvalho
    Heldy (@HeldyCarvalho) reported

    @Shawhelp Thanks. I have been trying to use the chat since 9AM. The auto log out feature every 10 minutes is brutal when you have to hold for support for at least hours. The only reason I stayed with Shaw is because you have had better support than Telus, historically.