How to Pay Your TELUS Mobility Bill
Pay your TELUS bill using your credit card, debit card, or online banking. Choose the payment method that works best for you. Set Up Automatic Payments Automatic payments withdraw your bill amount each month from your chequing account, credit card, Visa Debit, or MasterCard Debit. On My TELUS Website: Log in to your My TELUS account Select the account you want to set up (if you have multiple accounts) Select "Set up pre-authorized payments" Complete the online form and submit On My TELUS App: Download the free My TELUS app and go to the Billing tab to set up automatic payments. Make a One-Time Payment On My TELUS Website: Log in to your My TELUS account Go to the Overview or Billing tab Select the account you want to pay (if you have multiple accounts) Click "Make a payment" or "Pay Bill" Complete the payment form You can save your credit card information for faster future payments. Through Online Banking: Log in to your bank's website, app, or call telebanking Add TELUS Mobility as a payee Enter your TELUS account number (found on your bill or Client Service Agreement) Submit your payment By Phone: Call 1-866-558-2273 and follow the automated prompts to pay with a credit card. You can also check your balance, update payment details, or notify us of a payment. For Prepaid Devices: Call #123 from your TELUS prepaid device Enter your PIN Press 5 to register a credit card Follow the prompts to enter your card details Wait for confirmation At Your Bank: Bring your bill or remittance slip to your local bank or financial institution. Payments take up to 5 business days to process. Using Clik2Pay (Interac e-Transfer) If you see the Clik2Pay icon on your bill or collection notice, you can pay via e-Transfer: Click the Clik2Pay icon in your bill or notice Choose your bank from the Interac gateway page Log in to your online or mobile banking Verify and approve the payment Clik2Pay uses bank-grade security. Learn more at clik2pay.com. When to Contact TELUS If your payment doesn't appear on your account after the expected processing time, you're having trouble setting up automatic payments, or you need help choosing a payment method, contact TELUS Mobility support through your My TELUS account or send our TELUS_Support account a private message here on the Neighbourhood. Version FRTrack Your TELUS Device Order
Enter your order number in our Order Status tracker to see real-time updates from purchase to delivery. Order Status Meanings Order Processed Your order is being prepared for shipment. Processing takes 3-5 business days for most devices, longer for high-demand or limited stock items. You'll receive a tracking number by email once shipped. If we need additional information, we'll contact you by email. Order Approved Your order is ready to ship. Watch for an email with your tracking number at the address you provided during checkout. Order Shipped Your package is on its way. Check your email for the courier name and tracking number. Delivery takes 2-5 business days from ship date. More Information Needed We cannot complete your order without additional details. Check your email for instructions, then contact [email protected] with your order number. Order Cancelled Your order has been cancelled. Refunds are processed within 3-5 business days to your original payment method. No Order Number Found The order number entered doesn't match our records. Verify the number in your confirmation email and try again. When to Contact TELUS If your order status hasn't updated after the expected timeframe, you haven't received tracking information, or you have questions about your order, reach out through the TELUS Facebook page or send a private message to our TELUS_Support account here on the Neighbourhood. For order-specific issues requiring immediate attention, email [email protected] directly with your order number. Version FRChange Number of Rings Before Voicemail Picks Up
Your phone rings a set number of times before calls go to voicemail. You can customize this timing to give yourself more or less time to answer. Setting Your Ring Duration Two activation methods are available. Try Method 1 first, and if it doesn't work try Method 2. Method 1 Open your phone's dial pad Enter: *61*[your voicemail access number]**[ number of seconds]# Press Send or Call Wait for confirmation message Example: *61*16045953000**20# This sets a 20-second delay (4 rings). Note: Timer value must be in increments of 5 seconds to a maximum of 30. To turn off this feature, dial #61# and press Send. Method 2 Open your phone's dial pad Enter: *004*[your voicemail access number]**[number of seconds]# Press Send or Call Wait for confirmation message Example: *004*16045953000**15# sets a 15-second delay (3 rings). Note: Timer value must be in increments of 5 seconds to a maximum of 30. To turn off this feature, dial #004# and press Send. Device Limitations This feature does not work with Smart Hubs or Wireless Home Phone devices. Samsung phones do not support ring duration customization. When to Contact TELUS If both methods fail to activate, or you're unsure of your voicemail access number, contact TELUS support. They can verify your device compatibility and provide your specific voicemail access number. Version FRHow to Swap Your TELUS SIM Card
SIM card swapping enables your device to connect to the TELUS network. Follow these steps to perform the swap yourself without visiting a store. Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: Your new TELUS SIM card Your current device (powered on and connected to the TELUS network) Access to your My TELUS online account SIM Card Swap Procedure Keep your device powered on with the old SIM card inserted. Log into your My TELUS account online. Navigate to "Plans & Devices" at the top, then click "Device," followed by "Swap your SIM card." Enter the number from your new SIM card. Complete the two-factor authentication: Choose to receive the verification code via SMS or email Enter the 6-digit verification code you receive Once the system confirms the swap is complete, power off your device. Remove the old SIM card and insert the new one. Power your device back on. Verify the connection by making a test call. Troubleshooting If you encounter issues during the swap process: Ensure you're entering the correct SIM card number Double-check that you're using a valid verification method (SMS or email) If the swap doesn't complete, wait a few minutes and try again When to Contact TELUS Reach out to TELUS customer support if: You can't complete the SIM swap online Your device fails to connect to the network after the swap You need additional assistance with SIM card configuration TELUS experts are available to help resolve any technical issues and ensure your device functions correctly on the network. You can contact TELUS through their official support channels or reach out via their Facebook page for assistance. EN versionProtect Your Privacy on Your Devices
Protect Your Privacy on Your Devices Protecting your privacy is of the utmost importance. Our phones are an extension of our lives, so we want to help you make informed decisions on limiting the amount of personal info you share through your device. Here are some tips to help. AutoFill To save time, AutoFill saves your most commonly used info (banking/credit card info, passwords, contact information, etc.) and gives you the option to automatically fill in these blank forms. While this is definitely convenient, it can also be a liability should access to your device become compromised. To disable AutoFill on iOS: Tap the Settings icon Scroll to and tap on Safari Tap on AutoFill Disable the info in the categories you don't want to be saved in your device. To disable AutoFill on Android: Tap on Settings Tap on Privacy Tap on Auto-fill from Google Toggle off Use Auto-fill with Google Browsing Most native browsers offer a Private/Incognito mode that prevents information such as your cookies, website data, browsing history, or form data from being saved on your device. This means your activity won’t be available to any other website or any person who might come into possession of your device. Also consider using privacy-centric browsers such as: DuckDuckGo Android iOS Brave - Private Web Browser Android iOS Onion Browser iOS and more Disable Ad Tracking Protect yourself from the prying eyes of algorithms that track everything you do online including every website you visit, forms you fill, items looked at and/or purchased, and more. Their goal is to build an advertiser profile to target ads that may be of interest to you. To disable ad tracking on iOS: Tap on Settings Tap on Privacy & security Scroll to and tap on Apple Advertising Toggle off Personalized Ads To disable ad tracking on Android: Tap on Settings Tap on Google and then tap on Ads Tap on Delete Advertising ID *Note: certain Android devices may nest the setting as follows: Settings > Privacy > Ads > Delete Advertising ID Location Services Leaving your device's location services enabled can have the following effects: The Good Help you find your phone should you lose it List the closest restaurants, banks, and other locations Quickly give you driving directions when you’re lost The Bad Embed GPS coordinates into your pictures Let apps and advertisers track your location May use more battery To disable location services on iOS: Tap on Settings Tap on Privacy Tap on Location Services Toggle off Location Services to disable it for all apps, or scroll down and limit access on a per-app basis To disable location services on Android: Tap on Settings Tap on Location Toggle off Location Services to disable it for all apps, or scroll down and limit access on a per-app basis *Note: an alternative to tapping on Settings is to swipe down from the top of the home screen to expose the notification shade and disable Location from quick settings. Virtual Private Networks (VPN) Do you use free public Wi-Fi on a semi or regular basis? These networks may lack proper security and can leave you vulnerable to theft of your data via interception by bad actors. Consider using a VPN service. VPN's act like parallel networks that tunnel through public Wi-Fi networks (or any internet connection in general). They mask your data enabling you to browse safely. To help you make an informed purchasing decision, we found some review blogs from top tech sites that rate various VPN services: CNET Tom’s Guide Techradar If you have any questions about privacy on your device, feel free to ask the community or reach out to us over at our Facebook page and we'll be there to help! FR versionProtecting Your Smartphone
Protecting Your Smartphone It's an exciting time when a new phone arrives. We want you to make sure you're doing everything possible to keep that new device running smoothly and safely. Let's look at some handy tips for keeping your new smartphone safe. Protection An important first step to consider is buying a phone case to protect your brand new smartphone. Not just an accessory, they can provide peace of mind with shock-absorbing features, waterproofing, and extra grip. Always a smart move. Purchasing an extended warranty is also a good choice, as manufacturer warranties only cover hardware failure. Device Care Complete and AppleCare+ extend the manufacturer's warranty up to 2 years and add protection against accidental damage. Water Damage The key to preventing water damage to your smartphone is to plan and always be prepared. Not keeping your phone in your back pocket will prevent it from falling in the toilet or being sat on. Storing your phone in a sealed waterproof bag or case before you head to the pool or beach will also help. If your phone does get submerged, be sure to remove the battery if you can, and place it in a bowl or bag of rice overnight to absorb as much of the moisture as possible. If that doesn't do the trick, review your warranty guidelines or take it to the nearest TELUS store for repair options. Cracked Screen Some manufacturer warranties cover cracked screens in the first 30 days. If you're past that timeframe however, and you don't have an extended warranty, you can always visit the nearest TELUS store or try Mobile Klinik to look into your options for repair/replacement. Lost or Stolen Device Some common ways to lose your smartphone include leaving it on the rooftop of your car before getting in, or leaving it in a restaurant or store, etc. Always be aware of your surroundings and keep your phone stored safely when not in use. Ensure you have a lock code to protect it if anything should occur. Always remember, you can reach out to our Support team anytime at our Facebook page or by sending a private message to our TELUS_Support handle here if you need assistance. FR versionReporting Spam
Reporting Spam Here at TELUS we are constantly working to prevent spam texts and other fraudulent communications from reaching our customers. There are actions you can take as well to not only spot a spam message but to report it to our team for investigation. The main things to remember if you receive a spam text message are: Forward the spam message to the shortcode 7726 (SPAM). If you're receiving more than one, we recommend putting 7726 into your contact list so it's easily remembered. Don't respond directly to the number that sent you the spam text. This will alert the spammer that your number is genuine and active. If you're not able to view the number or if it's email spam, forward us the entire message (along with the subject header if it's an email). How To Forward a Spam Text From Your Phone To 7726 iPhone 1. Touch and hold the message 2. Select More 3. Select the message you want to forward, then select the arrow in the bottom right corner 4. Enter 7726 5. Select Send Android / Windows 1. Press the message (be careful not to activate / tap on a link) 2. Choose Forward (from the menu) 3. Forward to 7726 *Reporting spam to 7726 is free. Messages forwarded to 7726 don't count toward your data or Messaging bucket iMessage Spam Reporting The key difference between an iMessage and an SMS message is the colour of the text. An iMessage text appears in a blue bubble, whereas an SMS message appears in a green bubble. If the spam text you receive appears in green, you may need to report it using the steps above. If the spam is an iMessage and comes from someone not saved in your contacts, you'll see a message stating that "the sender is not in your contact list" and you'll have the option to Report junk. Alternatively, you can send an email to [email protected] with this information: A screenshot of the message The email address or phone number that sent you the iMessage The date and time you received the spam iMessage Android Spam Reporting To report a spam message on your Android device: On your Android phone or tablet, open the Messages app Touch and hold the conversation you want to report Tap Block --> Report Spam --> OK You can also open a conversation and report it as spam. From the conversation, tap More Options --> Details --> Block & Report Spam --> OK Please note: This is for SMS/MMS spam only. If you receive email spam, it can be reported directly by forwarding it to [email protected] If you have further questions about spam messaging or any other messages you receive, don't hesitate to ask the community at our Neighbourhood Forums or reach out to us over at our Facebook page as well. FR versionGet To Know The My TELUS App
Get To Know The My TELUS App Did you know we have a highly rated app that allows you to check your bills, usage, and much more at the tip of your fingers? We know that your time matters, and the My TELUS app has got you covered! Let's take a look at everything you can do with the app. The benefits of using the My TELUS app Making changes to your plan & add-ons Viewing your bill & usage details Setting up data notifications & limits Checking/keeping track of your data usage Reduced wait times on the phone How to create & access your account 1. Download the My TELUS app on your iPhone or Android device or text “app” to 54555 to download. Alternatively, you can also access the web version here. 2. Once downloaded, you’ll have the option to sign up for My TELUS or log in (if you’ve already created an account in the past). 3. Log in and you’re ready to go! You can now make changes to your services & view your usage details. If you have any questions, reach out to us over on our Facebook account, or send a private message to our TELUS_Support handle and we'll be around to help! FR versionTransfer Your Number From Another Provider To TELUS
Transfer Your Number From Another Provider To TELUS When making the switch to TELUS, transferring your phone number over from your old provider is easy. Check out this handy video to walk you through the process. Steps 1. You'll need your new TELUS SIM card, the SIM card from your old provider, the previous provider's account number or the IMEI number, and the device you'll be using with TELUS. Note: make sure your current phone number remains active to complete the transfer. 2. Log in at www.telus.com/transfernumber 3. Select either the previous provider's account number, or the IMEI number depending on what you have on hand. Note: to get your device's IMEI number, you can simply dial: *#06# 4. Click 'Get Started' and fill out the required information. 5. Review and confirm your transfer details by clicking 'Submit'. 6. You'll receive an SMS from your old service provider to your old SIM card. 7. Reply 'YES' to the message within 90 minutes. 8. Insert your new SIM card into the device you'll use with TELUS, and you'll receive a welcome message from TELUS once the transfer is complete. Note: this may take up to 2.5 hours to complete. That's it! For other great how-to videos, be sure to check out the official TELUS YouTube page, and if you have any other questions you can reach out to us over at our Facebook page, or ask the community over at our Mobility forums. FR version
