Telus Offering $15 Bill Credit for Pre-Authorized Payment Sign Ups

Gary Ng
13 years ago

If you’re a Telus customer that has not registered for pre-authorized payments, the company appears to be offering an incentive for people to sign up. Some users after logging into their Telus Mobility accounts on the web have seen a pop up banner which reads the following:

  • Sign up for Pre-Authorized Payments, and receive a $15 bill credit
  • May take up to 90 days to see the credit.

If you haven’t set this up, it’s worth logging into your account to check if you’re eligible for the credit promo. Let us know if you’re successful.

[via RFD]

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Pat
Pat
12 years ago

I got this message, haven’t set it up yet…

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adam
adam
12 years ago

so they can pre charge you when you accidently get nailed with a 100$ overages fee… rather pay month to month.

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