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    It used to be great but is steadily going downhill. When I can afford a different service, I am…read moreswitching. I never get the speeds I pay for when it is working and the p8ng is always sky high.

    One star rating only because zero is not an option. I don't know how they got an A+ rating with the…read moreBBB, but someone there must have gotten blown so hard they're still pulling their underwear out of their @$$. To say Rise Internet is the McDonald's of the internet service providers isn't exactly true. Dumpster diving would be more accurate and fitting when comparing them to the food service industry. They used to go by the name of Skybeam and their service was just as bad then as it is now. The largest source of their problems (other than methamphetamine addict being a requirement for employment in a technical role) is from them overselling the service and putting more (far more) customers on towers than they are rated for. The last couple of months I had service with this company I used my phone as a hotspot because when there was a signal the upload and download speeds were sub-Megabit. I was trying to change the password to the email provided by Rise. The process on their website was not working. I cannot remember the exact excuse they gave me, but told me in order to change it I would have to give them the new password and they would do it. Yes, they really think customers are as stupid as their employees. They were trying to get me to pay $9x.xx for the last month of service, which I didn't. I was hoping they would begin collection action so I could begin legal action. They never came an removed their equipment. Why waste fuel when you know it is malfunctioning and cannot be used on another unsuspecting victim/customer? TL/DR: Crap service from a crap company. Review edited because I saw they changed their name again, but not a good job at losing name recognition.

    Forefront Wireless

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    If you live in Red Oak or outside of the areas that offer high speed internet like cable or DSL,…read moregive these guys a call. Their service is fast and has been very reliable. They had a few problems at startup, which is understandable with a new system, but I stuck with them and glad I did. My Tech support guy is Germaine. This guy is a class act. I can text him at just about anytime and he will respond and check out the system if I ever experience any problem. Very courteous and genuinely seems to enjoy what he does and believes in the company he is working for. That goes a long ways with me. I was with another ISP, I won't say their name but the initials are RBB. The difference is like night and day. Not only in the support and service but the quality of the internet service and speed. We can have two or three TV's streaming shows and someone playing online games at the same time and hardly notice any slow downs. Try them out. I honestly don't think you will find a better ISP in our area. Even if you are getting DSL, you might check them out. I am that pleased with them so far. Thank you Forefront Wireless, for bringing true highspeed internet to areas where it wasn't a real option for many years now. And a special thanks to Germaine, my tech guy, for keeping me up and running and being so easy to reach and talk to.

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    Nextlink Internet

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    I have been a Nextlink customer since 2016 when I moved to Waxahachie, TX. They have been reliable…read moreand prompt to respond when I have called in or dropped them an email to support. Recently I noticed intermittent throughput issues since a large wind storm came through a few months ago. I reached out to them and felt it might be good to have someone come and look at the antenna and confirm it wasn't loose. The technician, via email, told me that they had determined there was a cross signal between me and the tower where my radio connected. They suggested we have a technician come out and replace the radio with a different model using a different technology, which should alleviate the cross chatter that was giving me fits. Despite their busy schedule due to the storms in the area, they were able to accommodate my availability. They determined a technician would arrive between 1:00 and 5:00 pm and sure enough around 1:30 pm, I received a call from Josh, who was 10 or 15 minutes away from me. He arrived around 1:45 p.m. and had a second installer in tow, I believe his name was Corey or Cody, who was in training. Despite the sweltering heat and the height of the roof, about 25 ft, they climbed on up and determined the new radio would be the best option. They told me it would take approximately an hour and that was okay with me, as I was currently using my phone hotspot to prevent any disconnection while I worked remote. Sure enough, within a little over an hour, they knocked on the door, came inside and replaced the POE adapter and started confirming my connection. The throughput exceeded my expectation, as did the professionalism and attention to detail they exhibited. The two installer/technician's action, attitude androfesionalism spoke volumes about the quality of individuals they employ. Good job, Nextlink. Keep up the good work. Signed, a raving fan!

    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.

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