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Telus outages and service status in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec

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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 Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec

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Telus Issues Reports

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  • GlobalismSucks
    Felix (@GlobalismSucks) reported

    @MelissaLMRogers @TELUSsupport And yet Telus stock is sucking big time ....... down 22 % this past year. 🙄

  • Moosetastrophe
    Brenden Smith (@Moosetastrophe) reported

    @TELUS The problem with that, is I don't live there. I can't do anything even if you "help". I have to set my own up, today, and if the same thing happens, you'll know.

  • MikeCanning7
    Ark (@MikeCanning7) reported

    @Bignogak @TedRutland Almost all current plans from major carriers (Rogers, Bell, Telus) and flanker brands (Fido, Koodo, Virgin Plus, Freedom Mobile) bundle all emergency network maintenance costs directly into the base price of your monthly plan.

  • darcyschultz
    Darcy Schultz (@darcyschultz) reported

    Grok says: "TELUS ... strong on network quality and coverage, but often criticized for customer service, billing, and contract issues." I'm trying to get my home internet service moved and it's been *painful* so this summary is exactly right.

  • fixingmoneybtc
    TimeEnergy Traveller (@fixingmoneybtc) reported

    @MelissaLMRogers @TELUSsupport You're paying for an expensive phone. I pay about $35 before discounts for an unlimited plan with Public mobile. It uses the name Telus network. Feel free to use my referral bonus. 7W08EK My specific plan isn't available now but anything more than about $35 and you're overpaying

  • Djaymania
    Ayodeji Prime (@Djaymania) reported

    @Highteaspeaks @Bell Koodo is under Telus. Telus, Rogers and Bell are the 3 big players. I use Telus, wife uses Koodo. No issues over the last 18 months

  • HDergler
    Mortoshi (@HDergler) reported

    @wongkarwasian most Canadian service providers collude to increase the level of service beyond what the average consumer needs so that can charge upward of $100 a month for something that should be extremely basic telus wants like $110 a month for 500mbps internet for instance, but most people would still be ok with 100mbps or less I'm many cases

  • sanchezperez47
    Conservatives…Real Madrid...Lagos…in that order (@sanchezperez47) reported

    Telus is about to lose a customer o!

  • Watchdog_MP
    Chris Ryan (@Watchdog_MP) reported

    📱 Starting June 12, CRTC says no more activation fees, plan modification fees, or most early cancellation fees. Let’s see how long it takes them to comply with this… Spoiler: They won’t. Bell, Rogers, Telus and the rest will just hike base monthly rates, push harder on device contracts to keep cancellation fees alive, and invent shiny new “admin” or “service” fees with different names. Same game. Different rules. Regulating junk fees is cute. Breaking up the oligopoly and letting real competition in is what actually lowers prices for Canadians. How creative do you think they’ll get? Drop your predictions below. #cdnpoli #CRTC #Telecom

  • myrnalambert
    Myrna Lambert (@myrnalambert) reported

    We’ve had this number for years but with Rogers since 2015. We get calls daily from TELUS to switch. What happens if there is an emergency and they have no service? Serious situation and support keeps insisting the have to talk to the person with the phone. @CRTCeng