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Telus Scam ?
Received a call yesterday supposedly from Telus Promotions. Gave some personal information to accept the Mobility offer. Today I received an email from [email protected] to confirm the o...
Only a bit shady? It's a scam. Never give any personal info to those people. Telus will not be calling you to ask for your information. They also won't be calling or emailing you to offer a scam promotion either.
You can even look up the data for the domain itself also. Telus doesn't use Google to register their domains and they don't use them to host their websites or DNS either. There isn't even a website attached to the fake domain name either.
Nighthawk
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Community Power UserOnly a bit shady? It's a scam. Never give any personal info to those people. Telus will not be calling you to ask for your information. They also won't be calling or emailing you to offer a scam promotion either.
You can even look up the data for the domain itself also. Telus doesn't use Google to register their domains and they don't use them to host their websites or DNS either. There isn't even a website attached to the fake domain name either.
