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- hazelm0820 minutes agoNeighbour19Views0likes2Comments
Bad Shipping Address - Can't Get My Phone
I've been a Telus customer for over 20 years. On Nov. 22, I ordered a new phone and plan, as my old one was due to expire, and I was on the buy it back program. On Nov. 24, I received an email indicating my new phone has been shipped via FedEx and provided a tracking number. On Nov. 25, FedEx called me and said the shipping address was invalid and to call them. Over the next couple of days I spoke to FedEx three times; the shipping label Telus provided only had the city and province on it. I tried to correct the address, but FedEx was not able due to restrictions that Telus put on the shipping. I asked for FedEx to send it to one of their outlets near me and I would pick it up in person. FedEx was not able to due that due to the shipping restrictions put on it. FedEx then informed me that only Telus can fix the problem. I still don't understand why FedEx would not have contacted Telus directly to resolve the problem, instead of involving me. Since then I have called Telus five times, and they either have refused to fix their problem, or said they have submitted forms to correct the issue. Every few days go by and no updates, package still stuck at FedEx. Finally, I receive notification from FedEx that they are returning the package to Telus as undeliverable. I contacted Telus one last time and wanted them to send me a new phone. The person I spoke to finally confirmed they would do it, and submitted forms for that to happen. I was supposed to receive an email when the new order is processed and shipped. Well no email has been received, and now I will need to call Telus again to try and get my new phone. It's been almost a month now, and I am now getting a notification that if I don't return my old phone soon, I will not get credit for it under the program. I am hoping someone at Telus will respond to this that can actually solve the problem, because I'm fed up and prepared to walk away.109Views0likes3CommentsGoogle Play Charges to my Telus Bill
Hello, I got a Google Pixel 3 watch when I renewed my mobility contract back in March 2025. In June 2025 I started getting random Google Play charges added to my Telus bill, apparently through my watch 'phone number'. I have never setup Google payments through Mobile Carriers on my Google account, transactions are always through my bank. I checked my Google transaction history, my payments and subscriptions, payment methods etc and these transations do not show up ANYWHERE! When I first contacted Telus they told me they could not tell which vendors the charges were from, but they were able to provide a corrolation ID for each purchase. I submitted a Unauthorized Charge Claim to Google and they came back with the automated message: 'After reviewing your claim, we were unable to confirm fraudulent activity in this case, so no refund will be provided by Google at this time. If you would like to pursue the matter further, you can reach out to your financial institution.' The problem with that response is, my bank can't help because these charges weren't through my bank. I then contacted Telus again via phone, and this time they were able to tell me the charges were for Snapchat, and Audible (I don't purchase anything through either of these apps). I asked for the corrolation ID's for the newer charges and the woman said she couldn't provide them. Yet when I contacted them again through live chat they were able to provide the IDs. I then submitted another claim and received the same response. To reiterate, these charges have not appeared anywhere else across my accounts; Google, Snapchat, Audible etc, they only show up on my Telus bills! I do not have Mobile Carrier set up as a payment method! The charges are now up to $32.15. I don't know what else I can do so I am hoping to see if anyone else has had a similar situation. Thanks for reading!AshthAdventurer18 hours agoFriendly Neighbour449Views1like17CommentsIs this a scam?
I recently recieve a call from 888-519-0122 and he he use a email address <Admin edit: removed email address>. He claim he is from Telus retention. He offer me $35 60G Canada/US and ask me to screen shot iPhone setting->general->about to activate an esim. Is he legit?SolvedChang2 days agoNeighbour1.2KViews0likes6CommentsMobility offer - scam or great deal?
Received a call from 888-519-0122 - said they were calling from Telus. Being polite, and having time, I was curious about the offer - asked about some kind of streaming / mobile plan bundle. Eventually landed on talking about $35 / month / line deal for mobile - unlimited talk / text CAN + US, 5G LTE, etc. I asked to be emailed the details - he said he couldn't do that (something about competitors getting the info?). Seemed a bit off. So I asked for a call back b/c I was busy. When he called back, I asked for additional verification that he was from Telus. He read account details (billing details, etc.). These were accurate. He then sent an automated "how to sign up for an e-sim" email that was also legit. When I call back the number, it goes to a Telus automated menu. However, when googling the number, I came across these two conflicting posts with Telus: Post 1: It IS a legitimate number (https://forum.telus.com/discussions/mobile_devices/is-this-a-scam/171441) Post 2: It is NOT a legitimate number (https://forum.telus.com/discussions/mobile_devices/verify-telus-number/174523) Anyway - I read somewhere that you can ask the rep to post a comment on your Telus account that you can then login to see. He said he didn't know how. So I said that if he can figure that out, I'm interested. If not, sorry. So - am I too paranoid or appropriately cautious?17Views0likes0CommentsMobility Phone Issues
Anyone who can suggest how to work with telus. I have been having issues since Sep 7 running my mobile phone for a business and the service is really poor. They said they opened a ticket and it could take two weeks. I waited the two weeks and they still haven’t solved the issue. They say they called but no left message or email. If my phone is not accepting calls or call outs how can I get this resolved. I have resorted to using my computer for calls but this isn’t the solution for a business. I don’t think their overseas call centres are equipped to handle business issues. any help or suggestions would be great.Rch1233 days agoHelpful Neighbour363Views0likes16CommentsCan't activate Netflix subscription
When I tried to activate the Netflix subscription by creating a new account or connect with existing account. The error message is still showing up and not allow me to process. Here is the message when creating a new account. Sorry, we are unable to complete the sign-up process now. Please try again later. Create a password for your Netflix account.RichieS3 days agoNeighbour33Views0likes3CommentsFrequent fibre internet drops every few hours – anyone else facing this?
Hey everyone, I’ve been facing a strange issue with my fibre internet connection where it drops every few hours for a few minutes and then reconnects automatically. It’s not a complete outage, but enough to disrupt video calls, streaming, and work. I’ve already tried: Restarting the router and ONT Checking all cable connections Updating router firmware Still seeing the same issue. I’m trying to figure out whether this is: A line/signal issue from the provider Router compatibility problem DHCP or IP lease-related issue Has anyone experienced something similar? If yes, what ended up fixing it? From what I’ve seen, stability is just as important as speed when it comes to fibre connections. A lot of users now look for the best internet provider that can maintain consistent uptime without frequent drops. Would really appreciate any suggestions or insights!Solvedarifsharif4 days agoNeighbour43Views0likes3Comments
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