Telus today has launched a new appointment service.
The program offers customers the opportunity to schedule in-store appointments with sales representatives regarding activations, renewals and repairs in advance of coming in-store. This process not only ensures that customers are able to see representatives at a designated time of their choosing, it allows our team to familiarize themselves with the customer’s specific account and needs in advance, providing a better, more productive experience.
Highlighted benefits for customers:
- Avoid waiting in lines
- Dedicated representative providing a personalized and tailored experience
- Increased convenience and flexibility
The complimentary appointments can be booked online at telus.com/appointments and in-stores.
As of today, the service is available to Ontario customers in 99 stores across the province and will be launching across Canada throughout 2015.
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Introducing Telus’ Appointment Service
Telus today has launched a new appointment service.
The program offers customers the opportunity to schedule in-store appointments with sales representatives regarding activations, renewals and repairs in advance of coming in-store. This process not only ensures that customers are able to see representatives at a designated time of their choosing, it allows our team to familiarize themselves with the customer’s specific account and needs in advance, providing a better, more productive experience.
Highlighted benefits for customers:
The complimentary appointments can be booked online at telus.com/appointments and in-stores.
As of today, the service is available to Ontario customers in 99 stores across the province and will be launching across Canada throughout 2015.
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