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06-17-2023 11:25 AM
Yesterday a guy in a yellow Telus vest with a Telus ID came to the door selling ADT home security. He asked a bunch of questions about our current home security. I’m in Ontario and am just looking for confirmation if this was legit or not.
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06-21-2023 12:16 PM
Hello. With proper identification, it does definitely sound legitimate, but if you'd like I could double check with our team that we were in the area on Friday. Let me know, thanks.
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06-30-2023 09:39 PM
Hi. I had this occur to me today as well (June 30) in Burlington. He was wearing a Telus golf shirt, but no ID card. Read something stating he was with “Inios” or “Eneos” (not sure of the spelling) on behalf of Telus. Offered savings and discounts that appeared almost too good to be true. Anyway to verify the authenticity?
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08-25-2023 02:14 PM
took the deal for 4 phones to be ported from bell. offer wa $204 for 80gb each with a security system included and a $300 credit. 2 days later got to see a contrace for $85 each. complete scam, and going to telus after work to cancel my security install and complain on how a company like telus allows this to happen!!
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06-21-2023 12:16 PM
Hello. With proper identification, it does definitely sound legitimate, but if you'd like I could double check with our team that we were in the area on Friday. Let me know, thanks.
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06-30-2023 09:39 PM
Hi. I had this occur to me today as well (June 30) in Burlington. He was wearing a Telus golf shirt, but no ID card. Read something stating he was with “Inios” or “Eneos” (not sure of the spelling) on behalf of Telus. Offered savings and discounts that appeared almost too good to be true. Anyway to verify the authenticity?
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06-30-2023 11:15 PM
The only place I've seen Eneos in the past is in Japan. It's the name of an oil company and I remember seeing the Eneos branded gas stations over there. Eneos oil is sold in Canada apparently but I've never heard of it in connection with Telus.
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07-22-2023 06:03 PM
Yeah, it did sound too good to be true. He offered to pay the remaining balances on the cost of two of our cell phones which totalled nearly $600 in addition to cutting our monthly cell phone bills by over 50%. After I asked if I would be billed directly by Cogeco for the television deal he offered (as Telus doesn’t offer television packages), he said it would be billed by a 3rd party company which was also shady.
The other sketchy party was that he wasn’t willing to provide any fine print or written agreement until after I agreed to sign up.
I would recommend you never agree during an initial offer and take time to think about the details. If they tell you it’s only valid for the day they’re there, pass. I ended up telling him I wasn’t interested.
The other sketchy party was that he wasn’t willing to provide any fine print or written agreement until after I agreed to sign up.
I would recommend you never agree during an initial offer and take time to think about the details. If they tell you it’s only valid for the day they’re there, pass. I ended up telling him I wasn’t interested.
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08-25-2023 02:14 PM
took the deal for 4 phones to be ported from bell. offer wa $204 for 80gb each with a security system included and a $300 credit. 2 days later got to see a contrace for $85 each. complete scam, and going to telus after work to cancel my security install and complain on how a company like telus allows this to happen!!
