Ever wondered why a call claiming to be Telus Mobility feels off? Most reports describe a heavy accent, vague offers, and a pushy sales script that doesn’t match how the real carrier operates. The pattern points to a scam masquerading as a cold call from a telecom brand. If you receive a similar call, let the phone ring, ask for a callback on the official company number, and block the suspicious line. Never share personal info or payment details until you verify the caller through the carrier’s official website or customer service.
The caller tried to sell me a plan that seemed too good to be true, which I believed to be a scam.
They tried to sell me a Bell Mobility plan, which I declinded, then they hung up and I blocked the number becuse telcos dont operate like that
A person with a heavy accent claimed to represent Telus Mobility, prompting a swift hang-up and block due to suspicions of a cold call or scam.
A sales call was made to my cell phone, pushing the latest Telus cell phone, but the heavy accent made communication difficult.
They called my office, but if it was really Telus Mobility, they would know which numbers to call, so its deffinatly a scam.
The caller attempted to sell me a Telus mobility phone and contract, which I suspect could be a scam, although it might also be a cold call marketing attempt.
