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Hello, Can anyone please help me with contact info in British Columbia for customer service? Since October, we’ve dealt with horrible experiences with unknowledgeable customer service agents that have continuously increased the bills, including adding services NOT requested. This is an account for an elderly home bound 90 yr old senior with hearing impairment and very very little tech experience. Please help. Thank you.26Views0likes1CommentBilling Issues
I ended my Telus services and account last June. But I received an email from a debt collections agency that I owe an outstanding charge on my account. I never received a bill from Telus with the amount the debt collection agency stated, and I payed the last bill I had from Telus in full before the account was canceled. If there was an actual charge left outstanding on my account why was I not notified? and if not, why did I get sent to a debt collections agency if I did not have an outstanding charge? I am very disappointed in the service quality of Telus, I shouldn't have my canceled account information sent to a collections agency without my notice of a bill.94Views1like6CommentsWithout notice increased my bill to $160 post 2 year contract
Hey everyone, As the tittle suggest, after 2 years of always paying on time etc etc, no notice, no nothing direct $160 bill. I am so disappointed in this company. I am filling a CCTS complain today. Wanted to know how many others have had to deal with such a situation.226Views0likes4CommentsManaging Third-Party Application Purchases
Third-party vendors can charge applications and web services directly to your TELUS invoice instead of requiring credit card payment. These charges appear as application purchases on your bill. How Third-Party Billing Works Vendors offer pay-per-use applications and web-based services like mobile dating or social networking sites. When you download or subscribe through their platform, charges apply to your TELUS account automatically. This eliminates the need for separate credit card or PayPal transactions. Disputing Unauthorized Charges Contact the vendor directly if you see charges for services you didn't subscribe to. The vendor must resolve billing disputes for their services. If you don't recognize the vendor name on your bill, contact TELUS support to identify which company charged your account. TELUS can provide vendor contact information but cannot remove third-party charges without vendor authorization. Prevent Future In-App Purchases iPhone (App Store) Open Settings Tap General Scroll down and tap Restrictions Tap Enable Restrictions Create a passcode when prompted Under Allowed Content, turn off the In-App Purchases slider All in-app purchases now require your passcode. Android (Google Play) Open the Google Play Store app Tap Menu Select Settings Scroll to User Controls Check the box next to "Use password to restrict purchases" Enter your Google password to confirm All in-app purchases now require your Google account password. When to Contact TELUS Contact TELUS if you need help identifying an unknown vendor on your bill or if a vendor refuses to remove fraudulent charges after you've disputed them directly. TELUS can provide vendor contact details and escalate unresolved billing disputes, but the vendor must authorize any charge removals for their services. Version Fr298Views0likes0CommentsBilling Discrepancies and Unsatisfactory Support Experience
I spoke with a representative who claimed to be from the Loyalty department. I called Telus. I'm guessing she was offshore. So I hear a dog barking in the background and I ask her why is there a dog barking in the background and she tells me that she is working from home. This is highly unprofessional for a major telecommunications company. Who wants to hear extraneous sounds like this when conducting business? Credits started disappearing from my bill and while there were numerous credits with an effective date of February 18, 2025 to February 17, 2026, one of these credits actually disappeared from my bill. The rep had no clue about it and was trying to convince me that the credit expired notwithstanding the fact that all other credits with the same dates were still on the current bill. It amazes me that these people are allowed to work from home, obviously with no support and such a lack of knowledge. So she gave me a price which was triple what I was paying and then changed it to double to what I was paying on my monthly bill. Does Telus really expect someone to pay double what they were previously paying on their bill for home services? I asked her what was the procedure for returning the equipment and again, she had no clue and said that information is provided if I give her a cancellation date. I guess my question is to know if there is any way of reaching out to get someone competent and knowledgeable with whom to discuss this. I would have just cancelled then and there but I need to arrange replacement services first and somehow I am hoping that this individual is not a reflection of Telus' service standards. Is there any way to get a local manager to call me?184Views0likes8CommentsLocking former customers out of bills
After being a long-time Telus customer, I made the decision to move to Rogers because it was a better deal this time. I've always liked Telus, mostly for the excellent customer service, but this is a nightmare. Roger made the cancellation for me when I switched. I went to go check my Telus bill as I wanted to confirm my last bill was handled properly, as I prepaid for the month and was owed a refund on my unused time, but I am completely locked out of my bills and the telus app. Everywhere I look on Telus, it says that I should be able to see my bills from the last 18 months. Even the AI helper says that I should be able to access these bills. I don't think it's too much to be able to see your last bill or at the very least have it sent to you. Is there a way to get the bill with the cancellation and calculation of the return on it? I tried to include a screen cap of my account, but shocker, not working. Basically, my account says that it's cancelled and there's no way to manage or check bills. The app locks me out because my account is not active.98Views0likes2CommentsStream+ subscription double charge
I subscribed to stream + via EPP back in November. First day on November 6th, I was charged twice. I called in, and the agent provided credit towards my cellphone bill (which is with EPP as well). Next cycle, on December 6th I was charged twice again. Spoke to an agent for over an hour and the agent couldn’t resolve. Advised to submit a support form and should hear back within 10 business days. no reply, called EPP support 3rd time. Agent couldn’t resolve and offered credit towards my cellphone bill. She advised she will escalate but so far has hear nothing. can someone please advise / help on this matter???103Views0likes4CommentsMade my first payment to the wrong account which is now deactivated
As the title says I recently started and account for my wife and made the first payment fairly quickly when I got the bill. I signed into My Telus account and saw the bill was still outstanding, it took my a bit to realize that I had accidentally paid the 171$ to my old Telus account from nearly 5 years ago. I attempted to sign in and access the account but it has been deactivated and the payment has gone through and can’t be cancelled through my bank. From a past post I saw that you can transfer the transaction to my new account is that possible?99Views0likes2CommentsClosed account
I transferred my mobility plan to another provider. Telus immediately closed my account. I want to pay my final bill. I have tried, Chat, Telephone and X to talk to someone but as my account number no longer works their AI will not connect me to anyone. Telus has to be the the most difficult company to reach to pay a bill in the western hemisphere. So far I have spent over an hour trying to pay the final bill. Any chance anyone here has a contact email for someone there so I can get a copy of my final bill and pay it? Thanks,Solved213Views0likes2Comments