My guess, and it's only a guess, is there are two issues Telus balances. One is that social media channels promote nearly any loyalty offer made by the Telcos, and those individuals not offered call in demanding the same deal. As such it becomes more transparent simply to provide similar choices to everyone. Second is Telus tries to retain customers with a highly rated customer service program. Telus, and its sub brands generally rank higher in customer satisfaction, and lower in complaints to the CCTS than other providers.
Telus does provide some loyalty bonuses, particularly to longstanding customers, but it tends to be small amounts over longer terms as both loyalty and retention.
That said, I'm with Telus for a number of reasons: they provide all my communications needs at the same price or better than trying to purchase them a la carte, They employ people in my town who spend money with the businesses where my self and my spouse are employed, they have always promptly addressed issues arising from my services, and finally they put back into the communities where I travel through their charitable arm.
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