We have had Cirra for almost 7 years. It was good at first, but in the last two years, the service…read morehas really gone from bad to really horrible. We have even tried buying up, but it wasn't any better. I have run their test, and it shows everything is good, but it's not. When you call to question why it's so bad, they do absolutely nothing to make it better or try to help you. I would not recommend their service.

We had great service from Cirra. We changed to Open Infra fiber when it came to our area. Now the…read morefiber has been down for 2 weeks and I'm missing Cirra.

We have had problems with latency and inconsistent speed. AT&T always comes and says all is fine…read more Ben and a team member came to the house and did a thorough troubleshooting--something ATT never does as they're only responsible for service to the house. We have a lot going on with smart devices, many devices, TVs, and gaming. He pinpointed some areas where the devices weren't getting optimal speed, listened to our specific needs, and devised a plan. Value was great and frankly he is likely under-pricing himself. Highly recommend if you have problems with your home network.

From the owner: At RMK Network Cabling - Data Voice Fiber, our mission is to provide top-notch cabling solutions…read morefor outfits of all sizes. We strive to keep businesses connected and productive. Our team of experienced cabling professionals have expertise in a variety of areas, including- Voice, Data & Fiber. From new construction design and buildouts to adding and repairing of existing CAT5E/6 and Fiber cables. We take a personalized approach to each client's needs, working closely with them to understand their unique challenges and develop customized solutions.

I was very pleased with Keoni Cano changing our antenna. My experience is 5 star. He did a great…read morejob. The reason for a 3 star is past experience. A few years ago when they put in the antenna we had so much trouble with our internet and couldn't get a good worker out here. My son ended up fixing the problem. That was a few years ago. I am hoping to have more work done like this last job. If I can continue to get work done like this last job done by Keoni, then I will give a five star review.

Date of Incident: October 24 - 27, 2025 Location:…read moreWeatherford, TX (Hudson Oaks Office) If I could give Netlink a negative rating, I absolutely would. On Friday, October 24th, 2025, storms rolled through Weatherford, and my parents' internet service went out. My parents are retired, and everything they do depends on their internet connection. We called Netlink immediately. Their phone system said "call volume is higher than normal" and offered a callback option. We selected it -- no one ever called back. We tried again on Saturday. Still no callback. By Monday, I finally reached someone in "IT support." The representative, who introduced himself as Jet, had a very strong Indian accent. I asked where he was located -- he admitted he was outside the U.S. and was not allowed to say where. After researching, I found out that Netlink contracts all their customer service and IT support out to India (Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh) because it's cheaper for them than hiring qualified support here in the United States. In other words, Netlink cares more about saving a dollar than serving their customers. I spent over an hour (1 hr 4 min) on the phone with Jet, and he still couldn't fix my parents' issue. He couldn't even schedule a technician. I eventually called the main 800 number and pressed the "Sales" option just to reach someone local. When I finally reached a rep in Hudson Oaks, I asked for a supervisor in the U.S. -- and was transferred right back to another person in India! I even called 682-257-4414 and spoke to a dispatcher who told me the earliest technician visit was Wednesday afternoon -- nearly five days after the service went down. That's completely unacceptable. I used to be a Netlink customer myself, but I switched to Starlink, and I'm so glad I did. Starlink has been reliable, fast, and their support actually cares about their customers. When storms roll through, Starlink keeps working -- Netlink doesn't. Netlink is the perfect example of a company that has lost touch with its community. They outsource American jobs overseas, provide terrible customer service, and fail to deliver reliable internet when it matters most. Save yourself the headache. Don't get Netlink -- go with Starlink instead. It's well worth the investment. To make matters worse, Netlink is an American company on paper -- headquartered in Madison Heights, Michigan -- but nearly all of their customer service and IT support is outsourced to India, specifically Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The U.S. office handles sales and contracts, while the actual tech support and customer service you deal with are based overseas. They do this because it's far cheaper to pay employees in India ($8,000-$15,000 a year) than to pay qualified Americans ($50,000-$65,000 a year). In the end, Netlink chooses to save money instead of investing in reliable U.S.-based service and customer satisfaction. That's why their support is so slow, frustrating, and disconnected from their customers. In comparison, Starlink has been the complete opposite experience. Their service is reliable, consistent, and built for real people, not call-center scripts. When storms roll through, Starlink keeps working -- unlike Netlink, which seems to go down every time the weather changes. Starlink's customer support is responsive, professional, and most importantly, based in the United States, where representatives actually understand your needs and care about resolving problems quickly. It might cost a little more up front, but it's worth every penny for the reliability, speed, and peace of mind. Starlink proves that when a company invests in its customers and its country, everyone wins.

Customer service is the worst. They came out to bury the fiber, I told them I wanted it 6 inches…read moredown so when I aerate my lawn the fiber line would not be damaged. They only we down maybe 2 inches. I called to have the bury it deeper and all I got was a run around. I told them that when I aerate and the fiber line is cut all the repairs are on them not me. Update Customer service called and had 3 techs out within an hour, they reburied the fiber line to the depth needed. It took a lot to get it done and thankfully they finally responded.

If you're considering switching to Fiber First, my advice is simple: wait (or better yet, don't)…read more The sales process was polished. Everything that followed was the exact opposite. We were promised faster speeds, a static IP, and a lower monthly bill. Since both my wife and I work from home, we specifically requested a Saturday installation to avoid interrupting our jobs.The installation never happened. The installer couldn't complete the work because of a conduit blockage. Two days later, a construction crew arrived, never knocked on the door, never explained what they were doing, trenched through my front yard, and cut my existing internet line while I was in a Zoom meeting with my employer and my wife was teaching a live online nationwide class to 1000+ people. Our internet went down instantly...and remained down for days. My wife then unexpectedly encountered a worker inside our fenced backyard because no one had informed us they needed access. He could not communicate with us in our preferred language. The crew left. No installation. No internet. A trench through my yard. Then the phone calls began. More than 20 calls later, the answers rarely changed: "It's been escalated." "Someone will call you." "A contractor will be there in 10-14 days." Those promises came and went. The salesperson told me to purchase a specific router before installation. The installer later told me it wouldn't work and had to loan me another router instead. As I write this review, the temporary cable is still laying across my yard. The one exception was Laura in customer service, who actually took ownership of the situation. Without her, I honestly don't know if we'd even have internet today. What frustrates me most isn't that mistakes were made. It's that fixing those mistakes became my responsibility. Every meaningful update required another phone call from me. Every promised deadline passed. Multiple appointments set only for them to "no call, no show". Every step forward seemed to require the customer to push the process along. There was no meaningful apology, no service credit, no discounts, and no acknowledgment of the disruption to our jobs, our property, or our time. A company should be judged not by how aggressively it sells its service, but by how it responds when things go wrong. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Fiber First.

Frontier has GREAT customer service, and his name is Frank! Frank was prompt to the appointment…read moreand texted me when he was on his way. Frank was personable, knowledgeable and professional. Completely corrected my issue in rapid time. He even texted afterward to ensure all was still working smoothly. FANTASTIC!!! Thank YOU, Frank!!!!!

Do not go with frontier. Bad customer service. Bad technical support. They sent me two different…read morerouters, told me that it was on my end, proceeds to claim it's on their end for bad connection. I was told I did not have to pay for early termination and now they want to bill me for the two routers they sent, early termination, and the charge for the month. Mind you I have been without internet for a week now. If I could give them zero stars I would. They are very inconsiderate for their custo

Hi Yelpers. Well we've arrived in 2025 in blazing speed. Why? The last couple of months AT &T has…read morebeen digging up my development to run their Fiberoptic network. I had AT&T decades ago, but left because Charter Spectrum came aling offering high speed. Well they go out no less than twice a week, every week. Do they cut the rate to compensate my having to hotspot from my phone? Nope. Peace out Spectrum, hello AT&T. Set appt yesterday, tech showed up promptly at the 8am- 10am window. No dillying or dallying. I used to pay $83 a month, up to 400mbpsds, 11mbps ds. but shut downs weekly, every week. Paying full price for part time service issa no. Now I'm paying $65 for 500mbps up and downstream. I've seen peak of over 765mbps on my phone, 351 on one of my older laptops, but that is due to the limitations of the device, nit network. Blazing speed. If they come to your area, jump on it. No contract. Now I pay

Not What I Was Promised…read more Pricing for my previous internet & office phone provider kept going up so it was time to look around. AT&T had online ads stating that a comparable plan to our current service would be $65 (if we did paperless billing & autopay with debit card), and $24.99 for our phone line (voip). During installation a Sr Associate arrived as the installation was being done. We went over the pricing, and he confirmed everything. He said that if we changed our autopay to a direct bank payment, the internet cost would get another $5 discount, bringing our monthly internet bill to $60. The next day I called to have my phone number ported over to AT&T. It took six calls (two were actually transferred to out of service numbers) and five hours (the last call lasted 2 hours 23 minutes) to arrange to have my number ported over to AT&T. The rep finally confirmed that the number would be ported, but it would be ten days before this would be done. I use this number for my small home business, so we are out of luck for a week and a half. Yesterday (only five days after installation)I received my first bill (for only 19 days of service). It showed $70 for internet (instead of the promised $65) and $38.63 for the phone (instead of the promised $25). Granted, the phone bill includes $13.64 in taxes and fees - $10.71 of which is an AT&T surcharge - but the taxes and fees from my previous provider was only $.47 (47 cents). So, after spending 90 minutes on installation on Saturday, and five hours on phone calls on Sunday, none of my billing matches what was promised, and my monthly bill will be 21% higher than I was led to believe it would be. That's a lot of aggravation to save a couple of dollars each month.

They were awesome. We had really bad luck in the past with another provider at our old house and…read morethis company put us at complete ease. They took the time to really learn about what we wanted to accomplish with our internet service and TV needs. They gave us options and no pressure through the entire process. When they completed the install we couldn't even tell they had been in our house for a couple of hours and everything looked like what you would expect from a professional. We definitely will use them again and refer them to our our friends and family.

From the owner: Kelstar takes great pride in our ability to consistently earn the highest marks of satisfaction on…read morecompletion of work provided. With infrastructure, manpower, and top-notch leadership, Kelstar can take on even the most challenging of tasks for any provider. We help connect you to the latest in technology to provide solutions for your future, whether you are looking for Satellite TV, Cable, Internet and Security Home Automations Products. We represent brands like DIRECTV, Viasat, Vivint, HughesNet & also provide Business Class Phone solutions. As a leading smart home technology provider, vivint offers home security, energy management, home automation, local cloud storage, and high-speed Internet solutions. Our team is trained to install, service and maintain this state-of-the-art I.O.T. technology--helping you to create a more conscious and thoughtful home with a nest PRO. Call us today!

Excellent wireless Internet service for the Texoma area. I am approximately 1 mile outside of…read moreGainesville. Getting very reliable Internet service. This company is family owned and operated. This includes maintenance of the tower, so it is very individualized and not corporate. I am disabled and rely very heavily on my Internet and I am very please with the service I've gotten from this company, including home maintenance. I recommend this Internet company to anybody who cannot access cable or fiber optic Internet. Speeds are much faster than satellite or phone service.