How to return a Bring-It-Back™ device

For a device to be considered eligible for return, it must meet the following 6 criteria. If it does not meet the criteria you will need to pay the Bring-It-Back™ Program Amount.

• The device must power on and navigate properly to the home screen
• The activation lock must be turned off
• The LCD must function correctly and be free of dead spots or bruising
• The screen must be undamaged and free of cracks
• The rest of the device must be undamaged with no cracks, missing parts or signs of water damage (hinges, keypad, housing, buttons, battery, etc.)
• All information must be wiped

Take advantage of the TELUS Device Checkup app to check your device condition.

Have a damaged device? Check your warranty coverage and repair options.

If your device is not currently covered by a warranty and you would like to repair it before returning it to a TELUS store, check out our preferred repair partner Mobile Klinik and find a location near you with their store locator.

All information will be wiped from the device after it’s returned. So make sure you back up the device.

Don’t know how to back up your device? Here are some helpful resources:

• Visit our device support page for a step-by-step tutorial
• Visit your local TELUS Learning Centre and book a one-on-one session to learn how to back up your device

You can return your Bring-It-Back device in-person at a TELUS store or participating retail partner. Or, if you’re upgrading to a new phone online, you can return your device without visiting a store by selecting to mail it back to us with Online Returns.

Learn more about Online Returns.

How to return your device at a TELUS store or participating retail partner

Use our store locator to find the nearest participating TELUS store or return at one of our participating retail partners - Best Buy, WOW!, Jump, Glentel, Samsung and iPhix. When searching for your nearest store, don’t forget to apply the Bring-It-Back™ filter.

What you need to bring with you:

• Your Bring-It-Back™ device
• A piece of government-issued ID
• A method of payment

After returning your Bring-It-Back™ device, consider upgrading to one of the latest eligible devices.