Ugh, just typed out long reply explaining MMS messages getting stuck in-flight / in-queue on the network, and webpage refresh cleared the reply. Anywaaaayy.... it happens more often when you swap devices or move between heterogeneous networks, or sen...
It's still available (we use it), but strictly managed to avoid spambots. Look to this thread for some guidance (see Mods comments in body);https://forum.telus.com/t5/Mobility-Devices/is-email-to-sms-supported/m-p/148459/highlight/true
Unfortunately, that likely also means that much of your nearby towers will still be predominantly Bell towers that Telus shares so Bell would maintain and configure them and Telus would need to pass along coverage issues, as most of Telus owned hardw...
Telus is providing you with network access, not device support unless you specifically pay for it as mentioned. This isn't a network access, availability, coverage, or similar issue; it's a battery issue on a manufacturer's device with either their a...
If it is a tower issue you may be out of luck. That likely means you are in an area of low density where it cannot be bridged by micro/pico cells. You will likely need to address it with a small booster, preferably with a directional antenna. My cott...
