Telus has reversed its decision to charge an extra fee to customers who use a credit card to pay their bills.
Last fall, the telecom company announced it would start charging some of those customers a fee of up to 1.5 per cent.
That change came about as a result of a settlement between credit card companies and merchants that would allow merchants to start passing on the cost of fees known as interchange fees directly to customers.
Telus was among the first companies to attempt to do so, notifying customers last summer of its plans. When asked for comment at the time, Telus rivals Rogers and BCE both confirmed to CBC News they
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