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Consistent drops for no reason. Their tech support is as useful as a room full of monkeys throwing…read moretheir keyboards. I work for an isp, unfortunately my apartment complex got rid of them for ICS. If it was occasional outages I would get it that's normal. But every freaking day it drops for no reason multiple times a day. Unless they fix their issues (highly doubtful) i refuse to pay for more than their free service. Truly a terrible experience

Poor quality work, started off with putting in our new fiber optic internet at the Subnet drive…read moreapartments in Ames. At first, they worked well on the equipment but had larger issues installing the internet services, they keep trying to fix it but seems like there's little progress and they have deactivated our own personal router. If you're looking for a good quality internet service, they are not living up to their value currently. Greatly disappointed. Would not recommend

My lastest complaint about Centurylink is a new "Internet Cost Recovery Fee 0.99" that caught me…read moreby surprise. If warning was given the communication was not effective - probably buried in fine print somewhere. I emailed company and had the following reply: "John, please see below for an explanation of the Internet Cost Recovery Fee. As of May 10, 2013 CenturyLink began charging a Cost Recovery fee to our High Speed Internet users. The Internet Cost Recovery Fee is a monthly charge of $.99 that helps cover the costs associated with the building and maintaining of the Internet network." In other words the company wanted to increase the cost of my plan just to pay for the normal costs of running a business. First, a direct email ahead of time explaining the rate hike would have been appreciated. Second, it seems just like the company wanted to increase the fee of an agreed upon service but WANTED TO MAKE IT APPEAR to be a mandated fee like I have on my phone landline. My service has been only mediocre for the past two years. $40 per month (now $40.99) seems high for 3 MBS service. I tried to negotiate a better rate with no luck unless I wanted to bundle with unwanted services. I was promised two VISA reward cards when I signed up in 2011 as part of two promotions, but only received one. I tried to resolve it several times on the telephone with customer service reps and thought I was getting the problem resolved. I finally gave up. I should have documented the promotions better when I signed up, but did not expect the problems. My daughter in Des Moines had numerous problems paying her bill online and by telephone with unwarranted fees and mistakes. She finally decided to just drop her check in the company's dropbox downtown each month rather than pull her hair out with the online problems. She says she will NEVER use Centurylink again!

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When I visit my now 97 year-old Dad, I get an errand list as his mobility is limited and he finally…read moregave up the car. One day's task was stopping here at the Mediacom office to get a new remote to replace the old one. The guy at the desk handed it right over, along with a card with QR Code instructions. The later is fine by me, but not for my Dad. How about a simple quarter-pager that anyone without a phone could follow? I'm a little more tech savvy, and let's just say that it's not any easier past the QR Code scan.

Internet lags and freezes constantly. Glad we didn't sign a contract! Called and just get told it…read moreneeds an update and that the device is too far from the router/eero, but its supposed to be good for 1500 sq/ft. When the TV is only 4 foot maybe from it....

Shane helped me set up my phone, however his conversation with me made me feel very uncomfortable…read more He was talking about very inappropriate things like partying, life traumas, in detail story about his personal life. This was not a professional conversation to be having and I do not appreciate how uncomfortable it made me feel.

Jackie helped us immensely! Great service. Will definitely be back to deal with her!!!thank you…read morevery much!!!

Our internet was down Friday through Monday morning, probably because of a line cut through…read moreconstruction nearby. Technician who came into our home on 12-18-2023 was top notch! Friendly, helpful, just plain nice guy who got us up and going. Waukee, Iowa

I absolutely hate CenturyLink. Everything about them--the customer service, the website, the login…read moreprocess, the setup process, the cancellation process--just sucks. It's like they go out of their way to make every interaction as painful as possible. Setting it up was a nightmare, and expensive too--around $140 just to get started. I figured, okay, fine, that's the cost of doing business. Within a year, my bill went up three times. I said, okay, fine, maybe that's just how it is. But now? Now they're just making up fees out of nowhere. I got an email last month saying my modem lease fee is increasing to $17 starting March 7, 2025. Why? Who knows. It's the same modem I've been using since day one. If anything, it's old and should be getting cheaper, not more expensive. Then another email comes through talking about some "Facility Relocation Cost" fee coming soon. Relocation? Who moved? Not me! Why am I paying for that? Right now, I'm paying $81 a month for the same basic internet that started at $70. I don't game, I don't stream heavy content, I don't download huge files. Just regular internet usage, and yet my bill keeps creeping up for absolutely no reason. I swear, ISPs are the biggest scam in existence. If I had any other decent options, I'd be gone yesterday. Anyways, I wrote all of this to say; why is it so hard to cancel services? I'm looking for a customer service email and can't find anything. The chat bot isn't working, the website is glitchy, and they're an internet company. Y'all should have the best computer scientists, software engineers, etc. Bro, don't piss me off.