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26 TopicsGet 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 version6.2KViews1like0CommentsOverdue Bill
Hi. I have been receiving emails and texts stating that the bill associated with my account is overdue. When I go into my account there is no indication of previous missed bills or any overdue payments. I have downloaded all of my bills and gone through the app to double check. There is nothing listed on either stating I forgot to pay my phone bill. Hoping someone can help. -mj5.3KViews0likes6CommentsTelus never cancelled
Hello TELUS Forums, I am here posting about an issue I've recently came across. After checking my statements for the past few months I've realized that Shaw was still charging me for a service I was not using. Approximately 4 months now. After speaking with an agent and successfully changing providers from Shaw to TELUS, I told the agent to cancel on our behalf to save us from the headache of cancelling the Shaw account. However, now from what I've been told is that TELUS never sent a cancellation of the account therefore they kept continue to charge us for those 4 months. I'm so lost and confused on what to do now. I guess I'm here posting seeking some guidance on the matter. Being charged with around $400 + a $165 cancellation fee, after being told it would be covered by TELUS because of the switch is insane for them to not put up with their end of the bargain.3.8KViews0likes1CommentTelus charging tax on credits?
Has anyone else noticed that when Telus gives you a "one time credit" they charge you tax on the credited amount? So that when a Telus agent promises you a $100 credit their billing department charges you $6.20 PST and $4.50 GST on that and you only end up receiving $89.30. It seems like an incredibly deceptive practice and probably constitutes fraud. I'm wondering has anyone disputed this in order to actually receive the full credit that was promised? Here's how they explain it in the fine print on the bill: "*Credit provided is discretionary and includes applicable taxes (based on the taxes levied in the province of supply) therefore the value displayed on your bill is the value before tax. For example, a $10 discretionary credit towards Internet service offered in BC includes $0.62 PST and $0.45 GST, meaning the credit value displayed will be $8.93. The $0.62 PST and $0.45 GST are captured as reductions in the amount of tax charged on your balance owing. For more information and examples that apply to other home services, please visit telus.com/billcredits."3.6KViews1like4CommentsWhat is going on?
So I have a payment arrangement for yesterday but it's under "home services" and I don't have anything but mobile service; cell phone, tablet and watch. I've never had home service, I live in rural Sask, it's not even available where I am. So that's odd. Then there's the fact that when I ask the virtual chat assistant about payment arrangements, Im told the account owner or manager needs to sign in to do that. I've checked my account and I'm still the only one on it and Im set as owner, so what's going on there? Then Im wondering what the live chat teams hours of operation are, does anyone know? Whats happening to Telus? I've been with them for 15 years now and I cannot keep up with my bill in the last 14 months! My bills are upwards of $700/month due to playing catch-up and it just keeps getting worse. 3 months ago I put $600 on a $764 bill and withina who and a half, the new bill came out and I was back up to owing $632!!! How the heck am I supposed to keep up with this highway robbery???2.8KViews0likes2CommentsBring it back program with an overbilling.
I have more of a statement and rant about my experience today. Issue called in today- 390$ Bring it back charge on this months bill. Canada post Tracking shows it was received- And notes on TELUS side noting condition. I called today and requested a call back - Great no issues. I got a call back and it took the representative 1 hour and 5 minutes to attempt to answer my question, with many trips on hold. And every time he had to talk to a "different department", and every time he came back with different answers that didn't add up with the bills received. Fine he didn't have the answer and past me to the Loyalty department. I talked to a representative for a total phone call length of 2 hours 51 minutes. I was put on hold 3 times with the loyalty department, with again no answer on a simple question. And him having to "review the account again" same thing as the previous representative. Now he put me on hold and never ended up coming back, the call was ended at just under 3 hours. Now onto chat support...... Wish me luck. My 2 questions are "what is a reasonable amount of time for being on hold?" "At what point do you pass me on to someone who can answer the question?2.1KViews0likes1CommentWrongfully Charged
Internet stopped working randomly. Charged $175 for someone to come have a look at it. You're telling me in addition to the monthly plan I'm on, it costs $175 to have someone fix the service that I'm paying for? That would be like your phone service cutting out for two days and rather than them reimbursing you for two days that you paid for service and didn't have any, you have to pay a fee for their mishap. WTF? Oh and the person never came because it started working before they were scheduled to come and I told Telus I no longer needed anyone to come. Bizarre behaviour.802Views0likes1CommentHow 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 FR299Views0likes0CommentsTELEKOM LAW PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
I received an email from Telekon Law. It states that I owe 510.17 before or on the 26th. I am not aware of any debts I have with Telus, and my phone bill is fully paid. I would like some help. Is this legit? I don't have the money to pay for it either, I already all my bills for this month and bought groceries, I literally have no money to pay for this. And if I don't, I am being brought to court apparently. Any help/information, would be greatly appreciated.199Views0likes1CommentWhy Even Call Me?
I just received a phone call from someone at Telus overseas, asking how I was doing. I said "Bad" as my bill increased out of nowhere in March. Peewee agent proceeds to completely disregard my response and reads his script, "we wanted to make sure everything is going well" I replied, "No, I just said it was going badly--" And was immediately hung up on. Telus. Up your game. Contact me immediately, correct my bill, provide a back-credit for this unprecedented increase, and another credit for this ludicrous level of professionalism (none), or I will be calling Shaw within the next 24 hours and leaving your joke of a service.161Views1like3Comments