How hard should it be to hand your money over to a business for a service or product? As any…read morebusiness owner should tell you, the answer is: not hard at all. After four weeks of running through loops and hurdles set by the sales associate, getting three phones running in our shop was apparently challenging for this company. Upon first phone call, we specifically told them we were in a hurry, but will pretty much pay whatever it was they asked. After weeks of no call backs, wrong estimates sent out, we had to ask ourselves: was it really this hard to have three phones connected? We called one of their competitors and had our phones ordered, installed, and running the very next day. Bypass these guys by all means.

John Bogaty made it super easy for us to switch to a very capable and cost-effective cloud-based…read morePBX. John also secured the right fiber optic broadband service for our new office. John ran interference with the vendors, ordered the new equipment, and made it look easy that everything came together in the end. Four months later, we are very happy with both services. There have not been any service outages. The voice quality is very good. Thank you, John!

Not a T-Mo customer anymore and haven't been for years. Started getting strange emails about an…read moreaccount that I didn't know about. Eddie and Rudy were huge helps in getting everything figured out, closed out, and handled quickly and painlessly. If I need a new carrier in the future, it's back to T-Mobile for sure. Thanks again to both of you!

After we purchased our service plan and phones for the whole family, we returned home and found out…read morethere is zero 5G and 4G service at our house and our entire neighborhood. Dropped calls all day, we can't call anyone including for emergencies due to very poor signal. The T-mobile map in the store is false advertising as it said we would have amazing 5G service. I don't blame the store for this, but shame on T-Mobile for false advertising. After hours on the phone with customer service and multiple calls, they refuse to cancel our plan without penalties. Beware if you live in area code 97225, you may not get any service.

Tried to call. Phone rang 7 times. no answer. finally a voice mail came on and asked for the…read moreextension i wanted. HOW THE HELL DO I KNOW? I wanted to transfer a landline. Seems to be impossible.

My company has been working with Advanced Communications since 2011…read more The first time I called them it was from a google search, they showed up the next morning @ 7am and had our small office completely up and running by noon. In the time since that first call we have trusted the team at Advanced Communications, and they have worked hard to ensure our phone systems have the capacity and stability to handle our growth across multiple offices and states. When it comes to networking, and phone systems there will always be situations that require time and trouble shooting to work through. Advanced Communications has impressed me with their resources, staff and fairness in all of our business dealings over the past 7+ years.

We met with Northwest Telecom to discuss our business phone systems and we were very impressed with…read moretheir level of service, professionalism, and timeliness. The phone systems techs there are very knowledgeable and they we're able to help guide us in the decision-making process. If you're looking for a great local company in the Portland metro area to help save you money on your business phone systems then I highly recommend Northwest Telecom.

I worked with Dan at NW Telecom to get a new VOIP phone system. We had a few quotes on the phone…read moresystem and Dan was the ONLY one that was full service and took care of new drops and had onsite service. Dan was also the ONLY one that had a solution for redundancy and coordinated multiple ISP's. I would highly recommend Dan and the NW Telecom Team after taking care of Sky Heating's phone system and providing a truly redundant solution.

Setting up a new small business and need to arrange for internet service. The two big providers are…read moreextremely bad at customer service, so I thought I would look into finding a smaller, more personal provider and called Sterling. He told me right away that although they could work with me, it would be more expensive than what I could get from the two big guys, for basically the same service. They do have other technical services that may be able to help with my data needs for another business. I did not go with this company, simply out of economics, but wish that other businesses had this type of integrity. I will be looking for reasons to call back.

I'm no longer as happy with Sterling Communications as I used to be. The filtering of porn was…read moreimportant to us as we raise our grandchildren. Suddenly the filtering stopped. No notice of this was given to us. I contacted Sterling Communications about it, and they said that the contract that they had with the provider of the filtering expired and that they are looking elsewhere for the service. So far, still no filtering. It has been months already. I'm paying a pretty high price for internet on a DSL line which is not very fast, and I'm paying the phone company for adding data to my landline service. The total bill is too high for a slow service without porn filtering. The only thing that's keeping me here, is that I don't want to change my email address and contact information so that people I've handed out my cards to, will not be able to reach me anymore. I'm very disappointed.

My Samsung S21 started acting up, calls couldn't connect, text messages failing - time for an…read moreupgrade! Since I've been an AT&T mobile customer since my first "brick" phone in the 90's, I know I'm not switching carriers so took advantage of the $1000 trade In towards a new phone, so basically a free upgraded model. Here's the deal, you commit to 3 years of service, and the the $1000 gets deducted, prorated, over this period. If you leave prior, you pay the balance. If you stay, the phone cost, as long as it's less than $1000, remains free. If you choose a model greater than $1000, you just pay the difference. I'm also loyal to Samsung because for me, it's more intuitive than an I-phone, and the camera is far better. I use my phone primarily for pictures, 2nd for text, and once in awhile, to make a call. My how times have changed! Walked out with the Samsung S24+ at no cost. it has a faster processor, twice as much memory, and a far better camera than the S21. The only downside, at least for me, is that it's a bit larger. I'm not a fan of the new, larger models. i either carry my phone in my side pocket of my leggings or in my tiny handbag. I already know this phone won't fit in my three favorite handbags, but I have no interest in the fold-up version which is heavier and cumbersome. The rep I worked with was new, which I recognized right off the bat, but he was friendly, asked for assistance from his manager when we were having a challenge, and handled everything smoothly. I purchased the protective stick-on screen cover and he applied it for me. I'm amazed at how fast and efficient the data transfer is these days. Last time I upgraded was three years ago, and it's an exponentially noticeable difference. All pictures, apps and data transferred successfully. New phone working perfectly from the start. Very happy with my phone and the experience.