For $80 a month, for JUST internet, there is absolutely no excuse for it to be down so much…read more NONE. And if it is SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE like it says in the app, there is also NO REASON you can't let your customers know.

5 years ago they extended their cable only to stop 1 mile from my home. Thanks to them I am still…read morelimited to HughesNet which is essentially 'fancy' dial-up with the added benefit of the high blood pressure that results from arguing with the little monkeys at their call centers in India. I would gladly purchase a mile of cable if Charter would allow me to tap into their line. I even have my own ladder.

After receiving a quote online, I took my phone to the store. Chris had the phone fixed within 45…read moreminutes. Very fast and courteous service. The work also comes with a lifetime warranty. I highly recommend this place for phone repairs.

From the owner: Mi Mobile is Grayling’s only locally owned and operated cell phone store. With over 15 years of…read moreexperience, you can trust that we can solve almost any question or problem that you may have. Mi Mobile opened its doors in 2014 as a prepaid cell phone store that also specializes in the repair of all cell phones, tablets, game consoles, and laptops. Today we represent some of the top brands in the industry including Verizon Prepaid, Selectel Wireless, AT&T Prepaid, Cricket, Gen Mobile, MiMobileFi Internet, and more. Our mission is to provide the very best experience each and every time. We have great products at affordable prices that will save our customers money and make their lives better by providing them with a one-stop shop to solve tech problems, fix broken devices, save them money on their bills, and accessorize their devices.

These people are awesome! They went above and beyond when I needed a part for my PC and then again…read morewhen I needed something as silly as a screw for my laptop. Very fair pricing and knowledgeable.

Absolutely the most despicable unethical corporate overpriced unreliable cellular network greed…read moreI've ever seen in my 40 years following Hs graduation. DONT TRUST THE SALES TEAM. 3 times I was sold a cellular phone that was not explained that it was the same O.S. I explained i was not interested in another O.S. that was incomplete with any 5g towers in my location.

I went in to the store multiple times to try to straighten out several billing issues with a…read moremultiple line phone. They could not fix the issue, other than to tell me that my husband was paying for someone else's phone. So we left Verizon. There was no way to speak to anyone by phone in this country about the final bill. They didn't understand the bill either. Three hours of being transferred to person after person who was reading from a script, with no resolution. Went back to this store again, to be told I could not turn the phone back in, the husband still had the pay off a brand new phone someone else charged on the account, but they sure were efficient at taking our money. To be honest, it was worth the giant bill to never have to deal with Verizon again.

First off, this location is NO LONGER corporate owned as of October 2025 (employee verified). With…read morethat said... Communication between the two attendants is almost non existent. Someone had to take over for the guy helping us and he immediately assumed the wrong thing and almost separated the accounts. Ethan was especially pushy on promotions then got nasty once we declined both multiple times each "Just tryin to save y'all some money" Their store is extremely emptied out, their availability of older stock items is also non existent (no accessories for the iPhone 14)

I have Verizon service got a text that I can get a big plan of data for same price. Plans the…read moresame but per smart phone is $5 more per. Deal or not. It stinks

Why do I pay for spectrum wifi if it won't work. I'm constantly having problems where it is out for…read moredays.

Raised our bill 25% saying no promotion is available any longer. Prices for long term customers…read moreshould go down, not up. Guess if you have a virtual monopoly you can just charge what you want. Maybe someday we can get fiber here.