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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.

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Telus Issues Reports Near Hilliers, British Columbia

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Hilliers and nearby locations:

  • seanchiggins
    Sean Higgins (@seanchiggins) reported from Parksville, British Columbia

    Well, shortly after the Telus guy left my neighborhood, my service came back. Thank you @TELUS

Telus Issues Reports

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  • FamilyFarns
    Frank (@FamilyFarns) reported

    @rhum01 As a Telus customer I can confirm it's a shitco, It's working on the penny stock status

  • cobra___chicken
    Cobra Chicken 🐍🐔 (@cobra___chicken) reported

    @RichardLBennett Data centres are everywhere. How do you think Telus, Rogers , Bell, all operate? Let alone any internet service provider. How are you possibly able to get out of bed knowing that the internet is operating every day? By the way, you're using data centres right now posting on X.

  • Pgm__x
    MAKAVELI🤘 (@Pgm__x) reported

    🚨 Get paid for submitting your selfies with TELUS! A new Face Deduplication Collection project is currently accepting participants. 💰 Pay: $0.55 for every accepted image 📸 Requirement: Submit 20–24 selfies to qualify for payment 🌍 Remote opportunity You may be asked to upload: ➜ Recent selfies with a neutral expression ➜ Selfies showing different head positions and angles ➜ Older photos from your gallery to help AI recognize changes in facial appearance over time 💡 Tip: Consider submitting about 30 images to increase your chances of having at least 20 approved after the quality review. 🔗 The application link is available in the comments.

  • earnings_prism
    Earnings Prism (@earnings_prism) reported

    TELUS Corp $TU has reset its quarterly dividend to support deleveraging and fuel long-term growth, with a quarterly dividend of $0.1875 per common share, representing a reset of 55 per cent. TELUS’ net debt to Adjusted EBITDA of 3.5-times at quarter-end is targeting approximately 3.0-times or lower by year-end 2028, supported by organic free cash flow growth, the dividend reset, disciplined capital expenditures, and proceeds from asset monetization processes currently underway. Full-year consolidated service revenue guidance has been revised to a range of flat to negative 2 per cent; consolidated Adjusted EBITDA is now expected to be in a range of negative 2 to negative 4 per cent; and full-year free cash flow is anticipated to be approximately $1.8 billion.

  • Enkhmanal
    Enkhmanal 🟠 (@Enkhmanal) reported

    $TU - TELUS CUT ITS DIVIDEND 55% AND RAISED CAPEX. THE FREE CASH FLOW GUIDE FELL A QUARTER. Every rung of the 2026 guide moved at once. Free cash flow to about $1.8 billion from about $2.45 billion; capital expenditures UP to about $2.6 billion from about $2.3 billion; consolidated service revenue growth to flat-to−2% from 2% to 4%; adjusted EBITDA growth to −2% to −4% from 2% to 4%. The quarterly dividend was reset 55% to $0.1875 a share, an annualized $0.75, which TELUS says frees roughly $2.7 billion of cash through 2028 for debt reduction. The payout policy moved to 45–60% of trailing free cash flow from 60–75%, and the discount on the dividend reinvestment plan is gone from October 1 — the company says that reduces shareholder dilution. The leverage target itself never moved. The deadline did: about 3.0 times net debt to adjusted EBITDA by year-end 2028 rather than 2027, from 3.5 times at quarter-end, citing "competitive pricing pressure and reduced subscriber demand amid lower population growth." Mobile phone net additions were 17,000. A carrier that grew by connecting a growing country is repricing for one that isn't. The dividend is what pays for the extra year. Shares fell about 12%.

  • SCommandante
    sub_commandante (@SCommandante) reported

    @business I will never use Telus again .

  • Nickspirit4
    Nickspirit (@Nickspirit4) reported

    @onesoccer Next time. Show the damn game on one soccer Telus station. Fking bullshit that I have to pay again to watch the U20s

  • Sam_WineTeacher
    Sam Hauck (@Sam_WineTeacher) reported

    @TELUSsupport No, thank you. We still have Telus for our phones but finally dumped them after a couple of months of extremely frustrating lack of service and support (HOURS) on the phone trying to rectify several price increases and later, cancelling services yet still being billed!!

  • Sithlor01286450
    Duke the Crusader (@Sithlor01286450) reported

    @Latin2077 @TELUSsupport I can confirm the My Telus App is also down. Could be some sort of maintenance but idk.

  • MayneOnMars
    trade•ish. (@MayneOnMars) reported

    accidentally paid my phone bill twice. 🙄 watch TELUS act like they’re processing a mortgage application just to give me my own money back. I’m already dreading tomorrow’s customer care call.