TELUS Boost Wi-Fi 7 Buggy?
I recently upgraded to PureFibre 3G and needed a couple of TELUS Boost Wi-Fi 7 in my setup. The goal of the secondary Boost 7 is to replace my old Netgear router, which created a secondary Wifi network to manage the signal conflicts I previously had. I was hoping to just renamed the SSID to my old and all should be working as previously (in theory). The main Boost 7 worked as expected, but setting up the additional one was not intuitive as the "magic" of auto-configuration for meshing does not work and there is no visible WiFi signal. I ended up searching the Boost IP address by logging into the NAH and once in, I was NOT able to see the general settings around "SSID" (or anything else that I could possibly configure for that matter). I tried the alternative method of using the TELUS Connect or Smarthome+, but neither of them had a option or visibility into the Boost 7. It's all very confusing as what I search in Google or in this Neighborhood seems to be inconsistent. Has anyone else solved this or are you all in the same boat? At this point, I may have to purchase a new router instead and go back to my original setup...
Customer Service Vancouver Complaint
Formal Complaint Letter (Service Not Delivered) Account Number: (removed account number) Address: Gastown Area, Vancouver, BC Date: Dec,13/2025 To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding the Home Internet Bundle I signed up for, which was scheduled to be installed on December 11 between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Despite this confirmed appointment, no technician arrived, and I have received no communication regarding rescheduling or delays. I did receive promotional emails about upgrading to Pure Fiber and receiving two months free, as well as the PS5 holiday package deal, but none of these services have been delivered. I have waited two days without any reply to my emails or call‑backs, which is unacceptable for a service I am already expected to pay for. This lack of service and communication is extremely disappointing. For the price being charged — even at $70 per month — the absence of installation, follow‑up, or accountability feels like a breach of trust and a failure to meet basic customer service standards. I request the following actions immediately: Confirmation of a new installation date and time. Written acknowledgment of the missed appointment. Assurance that promotional offers (Pure Fiber upgrade, two months free, PS5 holiday deal) will be honored. Compensation or credit for the delay and inconvenience caused. If I do not receive a satisfactory response within five business days, I will escalate this complaint to the Commission for Complaints for Telecom‑television Services (CCTS), the independent body that handles unresolved telecom complaints in Canada. Yours sincerely, Jonathan Craig (removed email address)
Need Explantion
I requested my move before November 15th and with the irresponsibility of the technician my 2 scheduled appointments were moved to another dates. Its 21st of December and my landlord is really getting upset for me using his wifi since November 28th. I pay him everyday for the wifi because I didn't sign the lease for internet. I have pictures which I cant share here as there is no options for sending pictures. I really need an explanation for why its been taking long and who are responsible for all this . As, a customer its not fair and I have been treated well either. Telus knows my health conditions and still they treating me like that
New Fibre Install keeps going offline
I run what I consider to be a smart home with multiple security cameras, voice controlled lights, TVs, personal devices (phones, laptops, iPads), and a couple of cars that connect to wifi for OTA updates. I was previously on braided copper and was told we have 'too many devices' to sustain strong wifi. We struggled through with connectivity issues, rebooting the modem multiple times a day, and when PureFibre came to our neighbourhood we scheduled the install. The tech came today to install the wall-mounted fibre modem and left us with a Boost Wifi 7 device connected next to it. We are on PureFibre 3 Gig, which I was told will sustain our devices. It's a price jump of over $40/month. The tech wasn't gone for more than 20 minutes after the install was completed when everything died. The Boost device had a blinking green light. Then the light went red. Then it came back on green then finally settled on solid green. This happens every few minutes. I have placed a call and the tech suggested 'rebooting the modem'...that didn't work and it's still cycling through offline and online. Honestly if this is what I'm going to be dealing with for $40 more per month, I don't want it.
Fiber Availability in Aldergrove, BC
Around February of this year, we got salesman and technicians saying they are going to be installing fiber in our area, we saw trucks working on it around March to April, but past that we've gotten no updates or seen any progress. Looked at the internet plans for our area and it's still the same one we currently have, but when going to build a plan it says that fiber is available in the area but might not be at our location and to contact ACES(?) to submit a ticket. What is ACES and what is their contact info?Simple Honest Answer
Are the Telus Customer’s in Douglas Glen, Calgary ever going to get Fibre Service? I keep asking the question of any Telus Staff I see, in person or talk to on the phone, the answer is always,” Another year or so”, well it has been over 5 years and still no 3G Fibre. When can we expect Shovels in the Ground!!!!
