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Telus outages and service status in Saint-Zotique, 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.

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Telus Issues Reports Near Saint-Zotique, Quebec

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Saint-Zotique and nearby locations:

  • kevinilaqua
    Kevin Ilaqua (@kevinilaqua) reported from Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec

    @TELUS for the first time in 10 years I can genuinely say your customer service sucks. Your web store sucks at shipping anything on time, they caused the problem.. but the answer.. just cancel your service.. Okay, I most certainly will.

Telus Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • RandySaretzky
    @HolyDegenerate (@RandySaretzky) reported

    @RogersHelps It’s Easier to telus and change providers than get service.

  • IvankaTr2024
    Mr Wolf (@IvankaTr2024) reported

    Rogers internet services in Alberta are a JOKE for customer service -DO NOT GET ROGERS INTERNET (SHAW ) - there is no customer service - get Telus or TEKSAVVY #rogers

  • KristicMystic
    KrysticMystic (@KristicMystic) reported

    OMG! Telus is the most awful company. It often takes an hour with dropped calls to get to talk to someone who can't always deal with your issue. They want 2 year contracts with shady rules or they hike your overpriced plan without warning. And then they continuously call you to try to give you deals instead of being upfront etc..etc...

  • LindsayWiebeRD
    Lindsay I.R Wiebe (@LindsayWiebeRD) reported

    @TELUSsupport @TELUS cut off my grandpa’s phone without notice. Better get it fixed before I file a bigger complaint than social media.

  • originalkmiller
    Kevin miller (@originalkmiller) reported

    @Skyla_SkyDancer @RiseOfAlberta Will telcos not want Alberta consumers? They'll cut us off because ... why? But sure. Let's imagine that Bell, Rogers, and Telus all cut off their service for some random reason. I guess there's always Starlink until the US telcos fill the gap or we develop our own telcos. The same can be said for power. Most Alberta power is generated in Alberta. I guess companies could decide to shut down, but why? And their equipment would still be here, and the natural gas. The new gov't could step in and operate them. Cutting off Alberta would cause trouble for the electricity grid, so it is unlikely to happen unless we are at war. Do you think we'd separate without having a transition plan for key infrastructure? Most peaceful separations have those. We'd be foolish not to have that ready and signed. Even if Canada is super angry and refuses to sign or negotiate at all, the US would have no reason to cut us off. Finally, 16 countries use the US dollar. It isn't ideal because we don't set monetary policy. Same would be true of Canadian dollar. But, we don't manage monetary policy now. Canada spends like drunken sailors and prints money to give all over rhe world. We have no control now. At least when we are independent eventually we can develop our own currency. But not right away. Are these really the best scare tactics you have? I think if you work at it you can come up with some valid concerns instead of these strawmen.

  • MAAWLAW
    Mark Warner (@MAAWLAW) reported

    "[The new @Telus fee] comes just as new [#CRTC] rules are set to kick in preventing telecommunications companies from charging customers when they cancel, change or activate plans... in a move meant to make it easier for consumers to switch internet and cellphone plans."🤔

  • jgarcha
    Jasmine Kaur G (@jgarcha) reported

    Well. @Rogers Shaw, whoever they are doesn’t seem to keen on fighting to keep a 20+ year customer so let’s play the what do people got to offer game? Internet, TV, Home Phone. DM me your best plans @TELUS @FreedomMobile and whoever else.

  • sobola_jats
    Olujide 'Chukwudi' Sobola (@sobola_jats) reported

    @Highteaspeaks @ajayi_g @Bell It is good you had a good offer from Chatr. I used Chatr for 2 years. I was paying 50 cad per month, tax inclusive for 5GB data. When I was frustrated and called them, their customer service person did not care. I had to port to Telus to get 60GB data for same price.

  • UnkleHack69
    Uncle Hack (@UnkleHack69) reported

    The time to strike Canadian oligarchs like Telus and Rogers is now AMERICA!! All you’d have to offer is a $60 unlimited data within North America and you’d wipe Rogers and Telus off the map. Thus opening up the internet scheme they run. I don’t even care if the coverage is that great, I can’t even get 5g service on the plains of Sask with @Rogers dog **** service. INVADE THE INTERNET AND CELL MARKET @Verizon IN CANADA YOULL HAVE AN OVER NIGHT CUSTOMER

  • TELUS
    TELUS (@TELUS) reported

    @Sharisraven That's certainly not our intention and we're sorry you feel this way Raven. We're a DM away if you need help with your TELUS services.