August
Today I logged into my online account to pay for my prepaid Telus account using a card. I entered my new card details, clicked confirm ONCE, and I was charged twice. I got in contact with an agent (via receiving a call back through their chat box.) I explained to the agent that I only wanted to pay for this once and asked why it charged twice. He explained they have a no refund policy but he could submit a request but nothing was guaranteed. I commented, I hope, I need this money back. For no reason, he tells me I'm "not speaking to him properly." I was taken aback and asked him what he meant. He repeated that I don't speak properly and that if I want to call asking for refunds I need to learn to talk proper to him. I was confused because I was polite and reasonable through the whole call. I believe I told him I didn't know why he was speaking to me like that because I had been polite. I asked again why I was charged twice and that I only wanted to pay for one month. He snapped back that I wouldn't be getting a refund. I said I hoped the call was recorded and I ended the call. It doesn't end there. I didn't want to leave it at that, so I requested another callback. When I got the call, instead of connecting to an agent, I was connected to a recording of a baby crying loudly. I have never had such an unusual, unprofessional, incompetent interaction with a company in my life. (I did request a third callback and did get another agent. Even though this interaction was also confusing, he was more professional. I also submitted a complaint to the management team through this website.) Telus, maybe it's time you invested more into hiring better quality support?
August
We apologize for the experience you've described. This is not reflective of the standard of service we strive to provide. We would like to investigate this situation further and ensure that appropriate actions are taken. Please send us a private message and provide us with any additional details such as the date and time of your calls.
August
August
On my most recent call to deal with an issue I hear a rooster crowing in the background, so I guess Telus is still outsourcing some calls overseas. Assuming this was the Philippines.