Canada’s third largest telco, TELUS, has agreed to reimburse customers up to $7.34 million to settle allegations that it made, or permitted to be made, false or misleading representations in advertisements for premium text messages in pop‑up ads, apps and on social media. In a consent agreement, Telus agreed to offer rebates of up to wireless customers who received mysterious charges for “premium text messages”, such as ringtones and horoscopes, between January 1, 2011 and August 16, 2013. The Bureau concluded that TELUS permitted a third party content provider, and an aggregator of premium text messaging and rich content services, ... [more] Full article