Telus outages and service status in Farnham, Quebec
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Farnham, Quebec
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Telus Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Butkus The Dog (@ceebeeradio) reportedI can't believe telus dropped the ball providing customer service and fulfilling their contract. No one that has ever tried to contact a customer service rep via their website could have predicted this!
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Kevin McArthur (@KevinSMcArthur) reportedWhen BC wants to get serious about tech, there are those of us who know how it can be done, but you're going to have to get comfortable paying a dropout 6 figures and letting them have some real decisionmaking power. Until then, well, buy IBM, buy Telus and fail.
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Jason Purcell (@jasonvpurcell) reported@MaxAmerongen @TELUSsupport telus is truly the worst. they did this to us when we were trying to open the shop and so we went with shaw, one of our best decisions ever.
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RobBar (@robbarcruises) reported@LeyneLes Trying calling Telus on regular help lines, a disaster
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Kevin (@604kev) reported@chengsophia @j_mcelroy @TELUS Please don't "feel bad" for a large greedy corporation that failed to deliver their agreed-upon contract terms.
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Kevin McArthur (@KevinSMcArthur) reportedYou knew a million calls were coming cuz the media asked you how you were planning for it. Instead of reworking the service design, you said 'let Telus handle it' and it surprise surprise, fell over. Chewing out Telus wont fix the service design of a landrush telephone system.
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Ollie McClellan (@OllieMcClellan) reported@chengsophia @j_mcelroy @TELUS Well, I will never feel bad for TELUS at all, but goodness knows what world these people must have been living in to think TELUS wouldn't fail when you needed them most.
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Patrick Heide - Wear a mask. Get vacinated. (@otohp) reported@CBCtanya @cbcnewsbc No surprise here. Have you ever tried to get through to Telus for tech support-it takes hours.
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Max Amerongen (@MaxAmerongen) reportedAnd this is with the ESCALATION team's help, not just the regular service. It's just wild. Imagine losing a customer you've had since 1973 (longer than it's been Telus) because you can't find a lift truck to fix a line.
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Rob Bahd (@robbahd) reported from Delta, British Columbia@RobShaw_BC @VaughnPalmer @TELUS So these call center agents are Telus employees? Adding agents to answer over a million calls is not going to solve the problem. A supplementary online system would have helped.