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3 weeks ago
There used to be another post with a similar request some time ago but I can't find it. If someone offers land to build a tower on, it's pretty uncommon for the offer to be accepted. Getting a new tower installed is a complex process involving a few levels of government and can take years. Telus usually plans out well in advance where they need towers since they are very expensive and may need a fibre backhaul installed. If there is sufficient service in the area, there may be no need to add a tower. Rural towers do cover considerable distances.
Additionally depending on where you live, there may or may not even be Telus towers nearby as Telus shares Bell's towers in most regions outside of BC and Alberta.
You can see which towers are nearby to you here: http://www.ertyu.org/steven_nikkel/cancellsites.html
3 weeks ago
There used to be another post with a similar request some time ago but I can't find it. If someone offers land to build a tower on, it's pretty uncommon for the offer to be accepted. Getting a new tower installed is a complex process involving a few levels of government and can take years. Telus usually plans out well in advance where they need towers since they are very expensive and may need a fibre backhaul installed. If there is sufficient service in the area, there may be no need to add a tower. Rural towers do cover considerable distances.
Additionally depending on where you live, there may or may not even be Telus towers nearby as Telus shares Bell's towers in most regions outside of BC and Alberta.
You can see which towers are nearby to you here: http://www.ertyu.org/steven_nikkel/cancellsites.html