Slow WiFi. I pay for 300 but get only between 10 and 16. Had this problem for over a year. Customer…read moreservice is not good. I used Cox in CA and found them to be slow too. So thought I'd give Fios a try. Waited on hold over an hour. Text messages on their web site are not responded to.

I have spent countless hours on the phone trying to get Verizon to honor theirs military discount…read moreand each time we end the conversation they promise they'll fix the issue...it's been almost 5mos and still, my bill is incorrect. There is no way to talk to the same person each time which equates to ZERO accountability. If Verizon wasn't my only FiOS option I would drop them in a hurry!! It's terrible they are allowed to offer this military discount as it's clearly a marketing ploy to attract customers with no intention of honoring...

Telcom has been my internet provider for over six years. The downtime I have experenced in that…read moretime has been minimal, but when it does happen, their response has always been exemplary. Their crews sometimes have had to work throughout the day and night to restore service, and all the while, customers are kept informed of their progress, along with an estimate of completion. Their customer service representatives are professional, kind, and helpful. I could not ask for a better company with which to do business. Judy Harrison

the lady that answered the phone was so freaking rude and there's constantly outages.read more

DISH is moving more and more channels to streaming services. We decided to cut the plug. When…read moretrying to cancel service, my wife was told, we had multiple credits on our account. Funny, these credits never appeared on a billing statement. She was also told she could lower our bill from $160 a month to $120 a month for the same service. Why weren't we proactively informed of these 'credits' and the offer of a lower price. What douchebags these people are. And now, they offer cellular service. In my world, you take care of your faithful customers first. This man and his wife should be shunned. No, I am not Amish, but it seems appropriate here. I feel sorry for others who don't have strong streaming services. Our deal with Verizon will save us about $200/month. If you can, dump Dish. They are definitely not on your side. As a final kicker, they will charge us $25 for a shipping box to get their equipment back. And, no, we cannot use the account credits to offset those charges. DISH SUCKS.

Horrible customer service. Incompetent chat reps and techs…read more. Via Satellite doing business as Dish Network out of Front Royal VA is a major culprit. First technician to my house was so stoned he could hardly function. The last one arrived with his butt crack showing, left his trash at my house and complained that the 'lady down the street' gave him a bad review! I thought the service follow up interviews were confidential!! Service where I lived before was excellent. This area contractor has left me completely disillusioned with DISH and highly regretting my unbreakable contract!

This particular store is amazing to walk into. The workers are so thoughtful, kind and will…read moredefinitely take care of your needs. They are so friendly, just like going home! I will definitely be giving cox my business.

LOTS. Cox wasn't a good network for us, they kept failing in many ways, the receivers, the…read moremaintenance, and so on, we had them for a few years, we quit Cox and joined another network, we're much happier these days.

Weird I thought I…read morealready posted this: My family and I received outstanding service at the store! Becca helped us navigate the phone selection and multitude of accessories for us. She went far beyond our expectations and thank her and the store.

My significant other busted his phone, so we got a loaner from a friend until his new phone arrives…read more(which he bought online). He popped in this store to get the loaner phone set up, and he said he was acknowledged and seen right away, and it took about 30 min to get the loaner phone switched on. Excellent service!

As much as I enjoy my service and the pricing, I hate the company. They've constantly called me…read moremultiple times a day to advertise services I don't want or need and when they aren't doing that, they're spamming my mail box with junk mail. At last count, I've received at least 14 paper letters and 97 phone calls. Luckily, I've blocked them via that avenue. Having had Time Warner and Verizon in the past, while they were pricier, I'd rather deal with them then Charter. Overall, I'm still with them nearly a year later largely due to the $29.99 price. That being said, once it goes up, I'll be looking into other options.

Zero stars. Don't make the mistake of signing up with Charter!…read more Look at Charter's terrible reviews everywhere. Consumerist magazine (not-for-profit subsidiary of Consumer Reports) calls Charter the "worst company in America." It's no wonder Charter went bankrupt a few years ago. This sleazy firm's business practices include: - cutting your satellite cable, then insisting that customer fight with Charter's 3rd party unlicensed contractor instead of honestly owning up to their mistake and correcting it. - moving your first bill due date ahead after first bill, without prior notification (told this is a "standard" Charter procedure on 2nd bill) - insisting that customers wait 45 days (unbelievable but true) for Charter's Autopay system to take effect, then warning that double payments may occur when customer attempts to make a one-time payment prior to the interim due date (as a safety measure) - moving from CSR agents in South Carolina to the Phillipines, where they lie to customers by claiming healthy account status with zero problems and confirming Autopay sign up weeks ago, then cutting off all services including (Emergency 911) shortly thereafter, without prior notice - migrating from helpful humans to speak with or chat online (about no-service issues) to worthless automated systems - poor no-service reliability I really wanted to love Charter. Our credit history is well above 700 and we always pay bills on time. But after several serious attempts to cooperate with Charter, acting as a good customer to straighten out their billing errors, all of our attempts have been futile. I recommend that prospective customers view the 800+ complaints about Charter on another website, plus other sites, before wasting your time. If you like unethical business practices, you'll love Charter!

Great customer service. Staff was friendly, professional, and helpful. The process was smooth and…read moreeverything was handled quickly

WARNING TO ALL CUSTOMERS…read more TLDR: DO NOT believe the initial quote provided by this shop before their diagnosis and DO NOT let the staff intimidate you into paying more than what was initially agreed. LOOK ELSEWHERE or be prepared to DOCUMENT YOUR INTERACTIONS for a more truthful and respectful experience. The following is a summary of our experience to help ensure this does not happen to future customers. Context: An initial quote range of $180-300 for a MacBook screen repair was recieved from staff member Jacob, along with assurances that it would cost no more than that range. An $89 diagnostic fee was charged (they did not inform that this fee was nonrefundable, only that it would go toward the repair cost should the service be accepted) Days later a follow up phone call was made to the shop to confirm the final quote. A new and increased quote of $400 was provided by "Mo", the woman who answered the phone. When asked if a refund of the diagnostic fee could be arranged, Mo stated that the fee was nonrefundable, and did not seem to care when informed that we were never made aware that the fee was nonrefundable. She simply said "sorry". After stating the details of the intial visit to the shop, including the previously agreed upon quote range which was much less than the new quote, a staff member that goes by "Zombie" took over the phone call to emphasize that Jacob "tells everyone the diagnostic fee is non refundable" but an email address can be contacted for disputes. It's worth noting that Zombie's tone on the call was not polite and he seemed annoyed about the interaction. Zombie also stated that they would "check the security cameras to see if Jacob failed to mention the fee was non refundable", and text a man by the name of "Dennys" about the situation. It was not until after an email was sent regarding the refund, and a second phone call was made to the shop (answered by Zombie) to confirm the names of the staff members from the first phone call, that a refund was offered. At this point, Zombie's tone had completely changed to what it should have been from the beginning, empathetic and polite. To his credit, he even apologized. The favorable outcome of this interaction does not negate the negative experience endured, or change the fact that the actions of the staff were unacceptable. Unacceptable actions: - Inaccurate initial quote - Failure to inform that the diagnostic fee was nonrefundable - Failure to honor initial quote range - Rude demeanor of staff when concerns were voiced by customer While the value of $89 varies person to person, how a business treats its customers is what truly matters. Ultimately, what could have been a very positive customer experience was soured by the acts of the staff members regarding our concerns. As someone who has worked in customer service for 15 years at various management levels, here is a script for your staff that may prove helpful, as it seems the current staff has not been adequately trained, or simply fails to execute the training recieved: For customer concerns/disputes regarding conversations that happened in the shop that may need to be verified through camera footage: Staff member: "I understand your concern and I thank you for bringing this to our attention. Let's see how we can resolve this for you. Can you please share the details of the conversation?" (Once details are recieved): "Great, thank you for providing those details. Before a determination can be made, we will review what information we can on our end and get back to you regarding a resolution. What is the best way to reach you?" With the correct tone and attitude, the above script can go a long way in preventing my experience from happening to others. Cheers