So I waited in vain for the internet guy to show up. Doesn't. At 1630 I call and get told he's not coming now and no reason given, after I was told I was supposed to be first on the install list.
Ask to speak to a manager, and there isn't one in the office and I get transferred to Reno and to talk to Steve, at 1643. Steve says he's going to call me back. 1700 rolls around, no contact. 1708 and Andrew, the installer calls and blames the problem now on my building because they can't get into the office after five. Tells me that no one got an install today because of an outage, get told that there's no reason why people weren't contacted but rather made to wait another day for install, not to mention the waste of time in waiting for a service installer to come by. Not to mention why this wasn't mentioned when I first called the office at 1500. I wonder if the other people were even notified their install wouldn't happen today or were made to wait in silence.
Then Andrew begins to argue with me over my personal information, which he says they don't have, despite them having it when I called the office. Tried to say when I set up the account I only gave a first name.
Get a call from Steve and find out that the office here lied to me and that he's not even a manager but "the closest you'll get out of this office". Ask for a number to an actual manager and get told that I have to call the same number to talk to the "office manager". Tomorrow, of course.
Found out that I was lied to about what modems I could use, they told me only one, which Steve told me wasn't true. When I called the office their "new person" would only say "I don't know" and made no offer to find the information until I prodded. I've been waiting for this install since the 19th and now have to wait another day, either extremely delaying or cancelling a trip to Reno for business, and some work I have to get done now depends on finding a place in town that has free, secured Wi-Fi open this late.
And, since I'm not paying the insane $160 a month for internet and basic cable (without even a DVR), they are, of course, the only company in town that'll have internet speeds for use with Hulu, Netflix and Vudu.
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