06-21-2013 09:03 AM
I recently made a trip from Calling Lake AB back to Edmonton AB and had no cell service the whole way with the exceptions of driving through the towns of Athabasca and Legal, The reason I CHOOSE Telus is for their coverage
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06-21-2013 09:22 AM - edited 06-21-2013 05:15 PM
According to the coverage map, if you have a 4G phone, you should have had full coverage in Calling Lake and on your drive.
Next time you run into an issue like that, you should send a report using the TELUS Network Experience app (Android / iOS) so that a network engineer can investigate the issue.
06-21-2013 12:43 PM
06-22-2013 07:53 PM
Hi!
You may have been in a place where there was no signal prior to going back.
Maybe a basement or any indoor location...if that was the case, you can try turning your phone off then back on.
Sometimes areas are considered dead spots because has thick walls or underground like a basement, so you lose your service. try that. most of the time that does the trick!
06-25-2013 05:13 PM
It's very common for phones to lose service when travelling, whether it's due to bad spots or it failing to jump between towers I'm not sure. At any rate it's pretty typical for a phone not to jump back on the network after it's fallen off. If you suspect you should have service but you don't, try removing/replacing the battery or even just turning it off and on.
06-21-2013 09:22 AM - edited 06-21-2013 05:15 PM
According to the coverage map, if you have a 4G phone, you should have had full coverage in Calling Lake and on your drive.
Next time you run into an issue like that, you should send a report using the TELUS Network Experience app (Android / iOS) so that a network engineer can investigate the issue.
06-21-2013 12:43 PM
Or could be due to the weather condition in some parts of Alberta?
06-22-2013 07:53 PM
Hi!
You may have been in a place where there was no signal prior to going back.
Maybe a basement or any indoor location...if that was the case, you can try turning your phone off then back on.
Sometimes areas are considered dead spots because has thick walls or underground like a basement, so you lose your service. try that. most of the time that does the trick!
06-25-2013 05:13 PM
It's very common for phones to lose service when travelling, whether it's due to bad spots or it failing to jump between towers I'm not sure. At any rate it's pretty typical for a phone not to jump back on the network after it's fallen off. If you suspect you should have service but you don't, try removing/replacing the battery or even just turning it off and on.
07-03-2013 10:19 AM
A good and easy troubleshooting step is to remove the battery and then re-insert it. This will reset the connection between the device and the network. When it connects again, it will re-download all it's settings. If you have and iPhone, then you might want to try to reset the network settings, found under Settings, General, Reset.
If still no luck, then it's time to give TELUS a call at 1-866-558-2273 to have the issue reported.