Imagine if Telus took all the money, energy, research and professional expertise to do this and just applied it to making their business more affordable and beneficial to their customers
We all need to wake up to the realization that neoliberal capitalism is built to create greedy, profit seeking monsters that attack the market, attack competition, and pursue gains even if there is no actual economic growth.
We gave up Alberta Government Telephones for this fuckass company by the way.
BCTel was also sacrificed for the Telus Shareholders. I hope Saskatchewan keeps their reliable Sasktel.
It used to be Bell then Rogers now Telus has decided to take the lead of the rotating oligarchy that is the telco asshole club
Robellus for a reason.
CRTC should oblige by hammering regulations so hard on the carriers that customers won’t need to complain about things, thus making it harder for them to file complaints in the first place.
Solve the problem, not the symptoms right?
Hey Telus
I made a formal complaint against them early last year because they kept billing me monthly even though my service with them was over. 4 months of it, and every month I would call and wait on hold and explain that I wasn’t a customer and didn’t have their services anymore. Then next month a new bill would come. I relentlessly tried to escalate to someone higher up who could actually understand what was happening, only for a new bill to come the next month.
My ONLY recourse was to file a formal complaint with the CCTS. If that’s the last line of defense from a huge company and companies are trying to make it harder to be held accountable Im pretty sure it needs to be made easier. Ridiculous that they should even petition, acknowledge, or hint at any involvement with the CCTS beyond working to make consumer relations EASIER is a joke, borderline illegal.
Oh and I’ll just add that filing a complaint with the CRTC wasn’t exactly easy either. I had to do an extensive write-up outlining exactly my issue and how I tried to resolve it, including my attempts to talk to someone within Telus that could help me that wasn’t a base level customer service agent. Then the complaint had to be reviewed before approved before I was contacted by anyone at Telus weeks later. Oh and by the way once I had a case specialist who understood the problem and assured me it was fixed - I received another bill. LOL.
Telus wants you to prove you’ve escalated the issue to a second level. Make it easier to do that then. Make that a real option when you call in instead of having to talk to an agent who’s going to run circles around trying to troubleshoot an issue you know isn’t going to be fixed without intervention.
Anyone know anything about the cellular alternatives?
https://www.topicks.ca/cell-phones/list-of-cell-phone-carriers-in-canada/
Sasktel, Fizz, Tbaytel, Cooptel.
In Montreal Telus health one year after the start of the Palestinian Emailed all their low key employees an Email saying basically « Israel have the right to defend itself ». Mind you most of their workforce at this level are immigrants that were not Jews. Fuckwit piece of shit
Switch to Fizz from Telus, that will show the big wigs.
Except the problem is that Fizz has been worst for customers (who have been vocal).
See Fizz gaslighting clients via the CCTS now and Fizz has taken my phone service offline AGAIN after a CCTS complaint and $100 compensation. I’m done on the fizz mobile subreddit for the just examples.
In my opinion, the best thing to do is go with the cheapest prepaid plan you can, and switch carriers as you want.
I’m talking about how Freedom uses text 2fas and wanted to charged extra fees for security.
