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    EBOX - Here's what it looked like outside when the great Bell technician installed our new fibre-optic cable. He left it like this and drove off!

    EBOX

    (164 reviews)

    I really appreciated this service, but moreso their customer service…read more I had excellent connection quality, speed, value and reliability, while I was subscribed to them (Cable). The only reason I left them, was due to Ebox no longer offering Cable connections in my area. While there was a bit of confusion in the end-of-service procedures, they were very understanding and ensured fair outcome. Again, I really liked their service, and would return to them if they came back to my area of Mississauga (they still service other parts of the city)

    eBox is the reason I'm now recording calls…read more I signed up for Fibre 1000 at $65/month. Later that same day, I found the same service being offered for $50 and contacted eBox immediately. I specifically asked whether I needed to cancel the original order and sign up again to receive the promotion. I was repeatedly told no, that everything would be taken care of and that the $50 rate would appear on a later bill. Before the bill arrived, I spent roughly six hours dealing with eBox. Part of that was confirming that the promotion had actually been applied. The rest was spent trying to get a clear answer about whether I could purchase a second Beacon 6. Depending on the representative or department, the answer was yes, no, unsupported or someone else's responsibility. While I was signing up, it was basically: "Yes sir, of course sir, everything will be fine sir, there's nothing to worry about." Then the bill arrived at $65. I spent another two hours trying to get it corrected. There was an attempt to offer me $55, but eBox's final position was that because I was receiving a one-time $50 prepaid card, I was no longer eligible for the $50 monthly rate. That directly contradicted what I had previously been told. I had specifically confirmed that the prepaid card would still apply with the discounted rate. The gift card was always just gravy. At $65 instead of $50, the additional monthly cost exceeds its entire value in less than four months. Even at $55, the extra $5 per month wipes it out after ten months. The internet itself worked well, and the representatives were generally polite. The problem was the repeated confirmations, contradictory answers between departments and the lack of a proper resolution when push came to shove. After roughly eight hours of calls, I lost confidence in eBox and arranged service with another provider.

    Consolidated Communications

    Consolidated Communications

    (250 reviews)

    If there wasn't an internet monopoly in my area I would not choose to be a Consolidated customer. I…read morehave had ONE good experience with them and the telephone support is generally very nice--and seem as helpful as they can be given their constraints--which is why I gave them 2 stars. Over the years we've frequently experienced troubleshooting and repairs taking 4 days or more. Most recent experience: internet went down SUNDAY night; called MONDAY and was put through to tech support (I am not the primary account holder and didn't have access to the account # or PIN, so providing the primary account holder's name, associated cell # and address got me past customer service). Based upon my feedback they needed to send somebody out--but NO NEED to come inside the home--and it would be complete by TUESDAY EVENING. There was a snowstorm that day and I got a voicemail informing me that they couldn't complete the service until close of business WEDNESDAY (perfectly understandable--glad they care about the safety of their employees). End of day Wednesday and internet was not fixed, had NOT received any telephone or email communication notifying of another delay, or reason for delay. THURSDAY, got a voicemail in the morning saying that everything external looked fine and they needed access to the home--and they were heading there NOW. Of course nobody was home because we HAD NO WAY OF KNOWING they were coming, so I called them back to let them know. Apparently if they can't enter the home on the first visit (again, we had no way of knowing that they would be coming, so of course we weren't home), they have to close the ticket and now we have to call tech support AGAIN--3 DAYS LATER and make another repair appointment. I called and this time I could NOT get through customer service to tech support b/c I didn't have the account # and PIN (even thought it wasn't a problem Monday). My partner who has that information has very few opportunities to make non-work calls during business hours, so as of right now I'm not sure when he will be able to get through and make ANOTHER repair appointment. I'm afraid that if we can't call before early afternoon they won't be able to send somebody until next week. That would make it a full week until they (hopefully) fix the problem. NOT ACCEPTABLE. And most of the problem is due to POLICIES that do not take the customer's needs into account. The employees always seem to do the best job that they are able. And employee reviews seem to show that they are treated pretty well. At least Consolidated is doing something right.

    I called to report that my internet was out. The service rep was polite but I don't know where they…read morewere working from - possibly remotely from their home. The background noise and other people talking made it difficult to understand what they were saying, plus English was not their primary language. I did manage to get an appointment 2 weeks out, but in the meantime I did some playing around with my router and modem etc and fixed the problem myself.

    Bell Canada - mobilephones - Updated July 2026

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