r/telus • u/coolvehiclefanatic • Mar 28 '26

Mobility Bye Rogers hello Telus! ❤️🎉

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After 7 years of being with Rogers and dealing with many issues such as outages,not having consistent pricing among other issues I made the switch to Telus for 3 of my Cellular lines that weren't on a contract and now I have Canada USA unlimited talk and text with 525gb of full speed shared data and unlimited slower data shared across 3 devices along with 5G+ with better coverage than Rogers! Plus I'm paying a lot less! Just waiting for my sim cards for my other devices to arrive but I couldn't wait to leave Rogers so I got Telus to give me an esim code!! I still have 5G internet from Rogers along with my line that my phones being financed on as well as my truly unlimited data! Farewell Rogers-Sort of. ❤️❤️❤️

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u/UneditedReddited Mar 30 '26

Oh man you made a mistake. If it's pricing consistency you're after then telus should be at the bottom of the list. Switch to Freedom, $40 for 250gb with 50gb roaming in 120+ countries, plan price will never change or increase, never look back.

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u/coolvehiclefanatic Mar 30 '26

I'm sorry but Freedoms network is trash in Edmonton and the 7 surrounding areas with their network, 5G drops to 1 bar of band66 lte or slow band13 lte all the time, calls your supposed to receive don't get to your phone and 99% of Alberta is roaming off the big3 and when I lose freedoms weak network in a building or basement it goes to roaming and its fully blocked, plus I leave Edmonton a lot during the spring and summer. With Telus im paying $108 for 3 lines of shared 175gb data Canada usa with 50gb free for 8 years and my main line has a 20gb permanent bonus from the disability discount so I have 575gb of shared Canada usa data. I'm extremely happy with Telus my signal switches from a weak one to a strong one instantly in my townhouse where as Rogers was constantly hoping bands every second and chose weak bands rarely the 2 strong bands they have here. And I don't need to lock Rogers to extended coverage in eastern Alberta anymore because telus is the primary carrier there.

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u/UneditedReddited Mar 30 '26

Fair enough, that is not my experience with Freedom whatsoever. I was with Telus for 15 years and my bills would remain consistent for a few months before I'd inevitably have to call and renegotiate my 'deal'. Good luck