Telus outages and service status in Sainte-Julie, Quebec
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TakeAstan (@TakeAstanned) reported@mike00617140414 @VoteCanadaCom Telus from the top down is being infiltrated by these retards.
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Wendy 🇨🇦 (@perfectrose2011) reported@TELUSsupport Investigate the many who make spam calls to your customers. Also with your sentence, did you not understand my comments. Not asking for any help but complaining about spam calls by those saying they're from Telus.
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. (@its6o4) reportedI work a side job for Telus International and I can’t even get support help. I wonder how the average customer feels. **** is so cooked.
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CricketLivesMatter (@CricketsMatter) reported@fordnation Listen up, your rhetoric about our data was beyond moronic. EVERY SINGLE CANADIAN COMPANY sells our data to whomever they CHOOSE to because YOU half wits allow them to. Rogers/Shaw, Telus, Bell and the list goes on have been doing this for decades. You know since phone books were invented? Clearly you never read the pages in those books, wherein you had to write a letter and mail it in to a PO Box and OPT OUT to prevent them from doing so. Now you're acting like you're concerned about it and think that it just remains in Canada because we're in Canada? EVERY ONE of those corporations has AMERICAN INVESTORS you half wit! There will be NONE left because you keep spewing nonsense you know NOTHING about! NONE of those corporations would survive or even exist without American investors, again because YOU all allowed them to. How many businesses and investments do you have in the US, Doug? Don't say NONE because we all know you do. You're just like Carney, you lie about everything. Stick to what you're good at Doug, kissing Carney's ***, eating and drinking at the buffet!
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Brian 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 (@meinherz7777) reported@Frid45 Yea buy some Canadian Tire? Or if you're able buy Bombardier Challenger Jet. Support Cameco by getting your very own ton of Uranium. Better yet sign up for a 2 year cell plan with Telus, wont work in Europe but who cares if it means helping 'elbows up' idiots with their ridiculous virtuous posts
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Clayton (@phinx404) reported@TELUS Waiting for the phones in on business plan to run out. Only 3 more left to go then send them back and switch. Never had so many dropped calls or just no service at all. 5g+ and no internet error or dropped calls and dead zones in southern Ontario is crazy.
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Perucio (@MrPerucio) reported@BoomerDivvies @TELUS Telus has dropped the ball big time over the last decade. They have zero interest in regards to customer retention and loyalty - very unfortunate
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czar (@saurfey) reported@TELUSsupport @TELUS When I saw my current plan on your website, it was advertised as $45 for 5G+ Select 175 Canada-US-Mexico (up to 2Gbps), but when I signed up and ported my number from Public Mobile, I would get billed $55 instead. Why is that the case? Help please.
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Just Bored (@Breakin_Normal) reported@JustMeJamie64 @Rogers I keep getting calls from Roger’s, Telus and bell and most times you can barely hear them from all the background noise. You can tell they are not in Canada so usually I just act like I can’t hear them and hang up. Not like I want to sign up to new service like that.