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44 TopicsFiber Drop Reroute & Fee Waiver Request
ATTN: Telus Escalations / Outside Plant (OSP) Support HOME SOLUTIONS ACCOUNT: Drop-Only (No Active Home Services) Acknowledge community forum posting 1. Support Access Barrier & Documentation Request Drop-only status blocks online chat support access Phone support involved multiple transfers and repeating history from scratch. Attach this summary to drop notes and forward to OSP/install team 2. Initial Assessment & Rejected Left-Side Route Fiber feed and junction box are on left side (facing house) Coordinator proposed routing left to junction box via lengthwise driveway cutting/drilling Rejected this route to prevent driveway surface cuts 3. Neighbor-Yard Proposal & Rejection Asked to route through neighbor's yard; coordinator claimed impossible, ruling it out Neighbor's fiber was later trenched along that path. Installers and neighbor confirmed routing alongside is viable with verbal consent 4. Miscommunication on Agreed Right-Side Alternative With left route rejected and neighbor path ruled out, right-side routing was selected Coordinator omitted that right-side plan originates left and cuts driveway width Understood plan used deep underground right-side placement without cuts Installers cut across driveway width and yard. "Coming soon" status blocks support action 5. Basis for Waiving the $200 Follow-up Technician Fee Miscommunication: Right-side plan driveway width cut was not disclosed Inaccurate Exclusion: Neighbor-yard route was feasible, contradicting coordinator statements 6. Requested Actions Issue new Drop work order routing through neighbor's yard to left-side junction box Remove or abandon line cutting driveway width and yard. Waive $200 technician fee or provide $200 bill credit47Views0likes3CommentsTELUS Billing Errors, Collections and Credit Damage: Where Is the Accountability?
I recently discovered that a TELUS account I made multiple attempts to cancel was sent to collections and reported on my credit file. TELUS had already refunded incorrect charges and assured me the problem was fixed. Yet here we are. Looking through this forum, I found other customers describing similar issues: cancelled accounts still being billed, charges on old accounts, and collections despite accounts showing zero balances. This is serious. An inaccurate collection entry can affect credit scores, mortgage approvals and borrowing costs. Yet customers are left to discover the problem, spend hours chasing corrections and dispute the damage themselves. I find it deeply unfair that a corporation as large as TELUS can face repeated complaints while individual consumers carry the burden and risk. When customers miss payments, there are consequences. What accountability exists when a company’s errors harm customers’ credit? I’d like TELUS to explain: What is being done to prevent these errors? How are inaccurate collections removed from credit reports, not just marked paid? What compensation or remedies are available to affected customers? Do repeated complaints warrant regulatory scrutiny or collective legal action? I expect TELUS to investigate my account, reverse invalid charges, withdraw the collection and correct any inaccurate credit reporting. Has anyone else experienced this? Was your credit report corrected, and were you offered compensation?65Views0likes1CommentLooking to access my billing history for an account that was closed 8 months ago.
I am looking to get records for an account that was closed 8 months ago after I moved was given another Telus account. I could not find a solution online and have not been able to use the AI chatbot or get through to tech support. Help please!118Views0likes2CommentsInvalid Collection Claim from ARM/Telus
Hi TELUS_Support, I'm a former Telus customer - I terminated my home services contract in August 2025 and moved out of the country. At the time of termination, I settled my final bill via the direct debit Telus had on file, and I received no further communication from Telus after that indicating any outstanding balance (Telus still have my email on file, so I'm easy to reach if that had been required). On Wednesday (20th August) I received an email out of the blue from ARM Collection Agency claiming I owe approximately $146 CAD with no explanation of where these charges have come from. From looking at other forum posts, this seems to be a slightly disturbing pattern. Since I no longer have a Canadian phone number and I'm several time zones away, this forum is the ONLY way I have to reach someone (which in itself is ridiculous). Could someone from the team please review my account history and confirm my billing history and that this referral to collections was made in error? I'll send account details by private message as requested.193Views0likes5CommentsConverting Telus Rewards limit
I am trying to convert my Rewards to Westjet points, but it is grayed out and it says I have 0 transfers left. I have transferred my points 3 times before, but I thought the counter would have reset by now, and I can't find any documentation that says there is a limit to transferring points. Does anyone have this issue, or know the amount of time before the counter resets to be able to transfer more points?306Views1like7CommentsHow to Correct Account Holder Name on EPP Account
Hi Everyone, I’m hoping someone can clarify whether TELUS can correct the account holder information on an EPP account. When I originally created my EPP account using my employer information, I accidentally entered my spouse’s name as the account holder instead of my own. As a result, the original service agreements were created in her name. I have since updated the information in my online TELUS portal so that it shows my name and email address. However, when I have called support, there are still times when my spouse’s information appears as the actual account holder. Is it possible for TELUS to correct the account holder name all the way back to the original agreement so that everything is properly under my name? If the original agreement cannot be amended, is there another way to recreate or transfer the account into my name while keeping everything else exactly the same, including: Existing phone number and service Current EPP plan and pricing Device/payment arrangements Billing and payment information No interruption to service Ideally, I just need the account and agreement documents corrected so that I am officially listed as the account holder. Also, if going through all of this would ultimately be a lot of effort with no real practical benefit, please tell me that as well. If there is no downside to simply leaving the original agreement in my spouse’s name now that my online profile has been updated, I’d rather not create unnecessary complications. Has anyone dealt with something similar, or does anyone from TELUS know what process I would need to follow? Thanks!115Views0likes1CommentBefore You Close Your TELUS Account, Read This
I've had ongoing issues with TELUS since last summer when I tried to cancel my TV services, and this latest situation feels like a continuation of the same problems. I understand that contracts have terms and conditions, and I accept responsibility for any fees that resulted from not cancelling on the exact date required. My concern is how difficult and confusing the process became. Once my account was closed, I no longer had access to my billing information. I was told that notifications had been sent by email, but some of those emails went to my junk folder. I had also moved before the account was officially closed, so I didn't receive any mailed notices. I spent more than two hours on the phone and was transferred five times. I received conflicting information from both TELUS and the collection agency. One TELUS representative told me that nothing could be done because the account had already been sent to collections. Another representative created a ticket and told me to wait 8–10 days for a review. The collection agency referred me back to TELUS, while TELUS said they couldn't access my closed account. Even after I paid the collection agency to protect my credit, I was told that TELUS couldn't reverse any charges, including equipment-related fees. My advice to anyone closing a TELUS account is to follow up carefully, check your email regularly (including your junk folder), confirm that all equipment has been returned, and make sure there are no outstanding balances. Has anyone else experienced something similar?173Views0likes1CommentBe aware and get everything in writing related to Telus offers
4 months ago I cancelled my existing Optik TV and bonded internet 150 service and upgraded to Telus Pure Fibre 3G internet. At the the same time I had a Shaw/Rogers 1G service that was costing $75.00 per month and the contract was ending. I chose not to renew the Rogers and go with Telus based on the newly place fibre in my neighbourhood. After a lot of time on the phone I was transferred to L&R which provided a great offer for Telus fibre. I was quoted 82.50/month. I have no idea if that included gst or not. The first bill was confusing with all the old service credits etc. My issue is that my bill is now 121.80/month, not what I was quoted. It looks like it is 95/month but all of a sudden I'm paying $7.00/month for each email address I have (3 in total). Speaking to customer service, they tell me that the emails cost that amount and were created when I switched to Pure fibre services. I have the option of cancelling them to save the 21.00. I have never in the past had to pay for email address and have been using these Telus email accounts since 2009. I cannot lose them as all email communications are tied to them. No mention of the additional costs where ever disclosed to me. Almost $40/month more then I was told. Spoke with customer service and was transferred again to L&R. Finally gave up waiting on hold and came here.195Views0likes2Comments