Ben came out quickly on a Saturday and he was able to find what the problem was fairly quickly…read more He was very nice and friendly plus he squeezed me in when his 8 year old son had a soccer game. I'm sure it was because I was a senior and needed a lot of help. Ben is a very kind man. For the time he spent the price was fair. Got a Computer problem Call Ben. He's Honest, polite, kind, knowledgeable, really very handsome and he took my trash out without me asking. Chance Bowser

Outstanding service and professional employees. Do not hesitate to hire…read more The hourly fee is expensive, but the work quality s excellent.

I've been a paying customer of CENTURY LINK Landline Telephone Service and CENTURY LINK Internet…read moreService since August of 2021. I used the AUTO PAY system for over 4 years -- which means my payments were always on time. We moved from our Star, Idaho residential address -- 10 minutes away to an Eagle, Idaho residential address. I began the process of transferring my existing Landline Telephone service, one whole month IN ADVANCE, to make sure there would be a seamless transition with no interruption of service. Since that time, I've had NOTHING but one headache after the next with Century Link. No one within the Century Link Company is able to give me a straight answer or an intelligent explanation as to WHY service at our new residence still hasn't been established???? Obviously, it's because they SIMPLY CANNOT period. Obviously they do NOT provide service where I now reside. Why can't they just SAY this? Why can't they just give their customer a straight and honest answer???? Instead, they've been stringing me along for over 2 months now. Meanwhile, the TELEPHONE NUMBER THAT I DEPEND ON, remains in limbo. I've tried to PORT my phone number and Century Link ABSOLUTELY REFUSES accommodate this request. I have 5 pages of notes from the numerous calls I've made including the various dates and various names of different representatives that I've spoken to. BOTTOM LINE: The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing over there in "CENTURY LINK-LAND". What a sad and truly messy situation they must be in right now. I would hate to be employed by a company that has infuriated their customers to this extent. They clearly have some very serious administrative problems currently taking place at the Executive or Corporate level. What a terrible shame.

I've been a CenturyLink customer for over 5 years, paying my bill on time every single month. When…read moreI recently moved less than one mile away from my old address, I called just one day after my new billing cycle started to transfer service. That's when I was told they don't even provide internet at my new address. Frustrating, but I tried to be understanding until they told me they wouldn't refund a single penny of the payment I just made for a full month of service I can't even use. I wasn't asking for anything unreasonable, just basic fairness. To make things worse, both Jeremy C and another representative were shockingly rude and dismissive. When I called them out for their attitude, they actually defended their behavior, saying they "know how to treat customers" because they've "been in customer service for 17 years." I was stunned that's exactly what good customer service should not look like. After five years of loyalty, this experience made it clear CenturyLink doesn't care about their customers only about policies and payments. I'll never recommend them to anyone again. If you're considering signing up with them, don't. Save yourself the frustration and find a provider that actually respects the people paying the bills.

Darien and Jeff were able to come out and get us hooked up when no one else could. I highly…read morerecommend working with these two.

Horrible customer service. The internet is OK, with mediocre speeds, but forget talking to anyone…read morewho can do anything. To cancel, their website will make you jump through a bunch of hoops, only to inform you that you have to call in. Then you'll jump through all the same hoops, wait on hold forever, and then be transferred from department to department, because apparently it's no one's job to let you cancel. I'll never waste my money with them again.

What's recommended to this provider from a friend. I have to say i'm really disappointed in…read moremyself.For signing up for a company before doing my research. The owner was very rude. 5 minutes into researching him and I find that he's a criminal hiding in Asia and avoiding taxes and child support. I refuse to support a business that is owned by somebody like that. Terrible value since they just piggyback off another provider. When I had it, the service would go in and out. Would not recommend.

Living outside a small town has some great advantages! Internet service is not one of them. :-)…read moreAll & Beyond wireless is not an internet service provider directly but is a reseller. My only option where I live is either dial up or one company with a dish for faster service. The friendly and helpful people at All and Beyond get you signed up and act as an intermediary if something goes bad. Highly recommend!

Now known as "Clear" I met two very nice and helpful representatives as they were going door to…read moredoor offering a 2 day free trial of Clear Internet Service. Despite the fact that they blatantly ignored the 'no soliciting' sign on our door, I was interested in what they had to say. I invited them in and introduced my husband. 90 minutes later we were set up for our free TWO day trial (they had trouble getting us set up for some reason and stayed until everything was working). My husband and I have been looking to cut costs and initially I thought Clear was offering a better deal than what we are currently paying Cable One. After reviewing our Cable One bill, I found we are actually paying less with them than we would with Clear, but still I was willing to consider staying with them (I abhor monopolies and would rather not pay Cable one for two services) However two things happened today that have closed the door on that possibility. 1. This afternoon I got a call from a Clear rep wanting to 'set up our new account'. I politely informed her that we were in day one of our TWO day trial and we were still considering keeping the service. She seemed okay with that. *However* 2. When we got home after work. we were blocked from using Clear. I called the ONE number I had been left, the one for the junior associate who was here for the install. An hour and a half ago he said "I need to call my supervisor. I'll get back to you". Fifteen minutes ago I reconnected our Cable One modem, removed Clears' equipment and when I DO hear back from the folks at Clear it will be to tell them to come get their equipment as we are NOT choosing them for our Internet service. So far as I'm concerned they started out strong but failed miserably after we took the bait.

Clear is a good value for home internet, but the local customer service is incompetant, although…read moreeager to please. After a week of dealing with local service, and not getting things setup correctly, I spent an hour on the phone with a call center and got things squared away. The highlights; Phone + Internet for ~$60/mo after taxes (vs. Cable One at ~$95/mo) Acceptable bandwidth, good enough for streaming Netflix, though slower than Cable. Have seen 300-1000kbps, vs. typical 1500kbps with Cable. We are in a more outlying area though that isn't technically in the service area. This is with 4 or 5 bars out of 5 possible signal. I paid $80 for the modem, so as to avoid $5/mo lease charge, and to stay out of any contract. Now, if I want to cancel, no penalty (but have a useless modem, and out the $25 startup fee. My WiFi router and Phone connection is no longer tied to the cable connection in my wall, instead are tied to an acceptable signal location. 2 week cancellation period was enough to get service up and running, including the phone transfer, so it was fairly risk-free, though the phone would have been disruptive if I'd decided against keeping the service. Lowlights... took me too long to figure out to ignore the local rep and go directly to corporate for account help.

Speeds are as advertised and the installation was done well. The only issue is system outages are…read moreto frequent. Wait times for service has gotten longer too.

Speedyquick not only shows up when they promise with courtesy, knowledgeable professionals, but…read morethey are excellent at servicing my account. I feel like a valued customer.

Do yourself a favor and stay away from this company as much as possible. they do everything to…read moreblame your equipment over fixing their radio service on top of that, They want to keep you in service for an extra 60 days from disconnect request and charge you a disconnect dispatch fee.