We have had problems with latency and inconsistent speed. AT&T always comes and says all is fine…read more Ben and a team member came to the house and did a thorough troubleshooting--something ATT never does as they're only responsible for service to the house. We have a lot going on with smart devices, many devices, TVs, and gaming. He pinpointed some areas where the devices weren't getting optimal speed, listened to our specific needs, and devised a plan. Value was great and frankly he is likely under-pricing himself. Highly recommend if you have problems with your home network.

From the owner: At RMK Network Cabling - Data Voice Fiber, our mission is to provide top-notch cabling solutions…read morefor outfits of all sizes. We strive to keep businesses connected and productive. Our team of experienced cabling professionals have expertise in a variety of areas, including- Voice, Data & Fiber. From new construction design and buildouts to adding and repairing of existing CAT5E/6 and Fiber cables. We take a personalized approach to each client's needs, working closely with them to understand their unique challenges and develop customized solutions.

We live in the Deep Ellum / Fair Park area…read more I wants me summa dat GOOOD internetz. Knowing that Time Warner is a shrieking hell of feces-throwing monkeys, (ie their installation / service / customer service is extremely poor) I elected to give this CLEAR company a shot. Nothing to lose, right? And maybe I would get good service without having to rewire my new condo! I used their online app and noticed that the tower had great Laser Line of Sight (LLOS) with the modem, and upon reception of said modem, had it up, connected to the router, and rocking over 100mb/s downloads within an hour. It was bliss. Sweet, sweet bliss. I could download, share, stream, torrent, game...all simultaneously!! Never had Time Warner delivered such Internets to my home! However, I started noticing hiccups to the system. Suddenly, my Apple TV would not download my rented movie. YouTube vids wouldn't load. After going through their customer service a few times ("move the modem!" "restart the modem" "move the modem again"), I started to lose my temper at them, until I was finally connected to a "Level 2" Tech. (looking back, it was probably an invented title that they were using to mollify me, but whatever) When I complained that I was paying for the top-tier service and not getting said service, their counter-argument became are you ready for this "you are using up all the Internets, and the other customers need it" 'so, you are THROTTLING me?' "no no no (retraction of statement)" So, don't go with CLEAR. They advertise high speeds, and do deliver them, but if you continue to use up too much of the Internetz, they will just shut off your service. Blatant breach of service, to advertise speeds and then restrict you when you use them, but that's what happened to me, repeatedly, over the three months I had them. Back to Time Warner.....

Dishonest salespeople trump the crappy bandwidth. The ISP also does not meet the security…read morerequirements for some VPN connections, a fact the company fails to mention. Okay, in fairness, my company's IT security is more strict than the Pentagon, but still. What does it all mean? When the salesman tells you, "'cancel anytime... no problem... all you have to do is return the modem in good condition." What he really means is "if you try to cancel 'anytime,' we will give you a 30 minute runaround and charge you $150 for the pleasure of failing to serve you." Not that it really mattered - the dial-up level bandwidth was enough to cripple my home connections with just one device on line. Stick with your existing service... these guys are a scam and a half.

Very disappointing experience with Spectrum…read more I signed up after the sales representative told me the service would be symmetrical, meaning the upload speed would match the download speed. That turned out not to be true. After installation, my wired speed test showed around 875 Mbps download but only about 30 Mbps upload, while my current AT&T fiber connection gets around 619 Mbps download and 559 Mbps upload with much lower latency. The sales representative also told me that if I did not want the service, I could simply give the equipment back to the installer. When the installer arrived, he said that was not true and told me he would not get paid if I refused the install, so I would need to return the equipment later myself. This felt misleading from the beginning. I was sold on upload speeds and an easy cancellation/return process that did not match reality. The installer was professional, but the sales side gave me incorrect information. I will be canceling during the trial period and keeping my AT&T fiber service.

spectrum as a whole company in my experience is horrible...first you sign up with a promotion then…read moreyour billing starts going up without your knowledge, but it gets better because when you call them they really do not care and outages are like having the old dish back when weather is bad and if your lucky they will credit you 5 dollars back...ugh

I rarely leave reviews but this time I just had to. I have…read morebeen with Spectrum over a decade. Recently the service got spotty. Drops, slow downs, etc. They sent someone out who made it better but not great. ATT fiber recently came to my neighborhood and I swapped over. I canceled Spectrum but they are going to charge me for another month even after I canceled and returned all the equipment. "It's in our Terms that we can charge another month. Also we don't prorate any billing". I had turned off my auto pay about a week ago but for some reason they have no record of it. Funny. When I log in to look at my account there is no information in the autopay section. So mediocre service and continuing to bill after service cancellation. If you like that kind of stuff, Spectrum is your company.

I knew I shouldnt trust Spectrum to be dependable during World Cup. Service has been going in and…read moreout. Im finding something else...

I was very pleased with Keoni Cano changing our antenna. My experience is 5 star. He did a great…read morejob. The reason for a 3 star is past experience. A few years ago when they put in the antenna we had so much trouble with our internet and couldn't get a good worker out here. My son ended up fixing the problem. That was a few years ago. I am hoping to have more work done like this last job. If I can continue to get work done like this last job done by Keoni, then I will give a five star review.

Date of Incident: October 24 - 27, 2025 Location:…read moreWeatherford, TX (Hudson Oaks Office) If I could give Netlink a negative rating, I absolutely would. On Friday, October 24th, 2025, storms rolled through Weatherford, and my parents' internet service went out. My parents are retired, and everything they do depends on their internet connection. We called Netlink immediately. Their phone system said "call volume is higher than normal" and offered a callback option. We selected it -- no one ever called back. We tried again on Saturday. Still no callback. By Monday, I finally reached someone in "IT support." The representative, who introduced himself as Jet, had a very strong Indian accent. I asked where he was located -- he admitted he was outside the U.S. and was not allowed to say where. After researching, I found out that Netlink contracts all their customer service and IT support out to India (Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh) because it's cheaper for them than hiring qualified support here in the United States. In other words, Netlink cares more about saving a dollar than serving their customers. I spent over an hour (1 hr 4 min) on the phone with Jet, and he still couldn't fix my parents' issue. He couldn't even schedule a technician. I eventually called the main 800 number and pressed the "Sales" option just to reach someone local. When I finally reached a rep in Hudson Oaks, I asked for a supervisor in the U.S. -- and was transferred right back to another person in India! I even called 682-257-4414 and spoke to a dispatcher who told me the earliest technician visit was Wednesday afternoon -- nearly five days after the service went down. That's completely unacceptable. I used to be a Netlink customer myself, but I switched to Starlink, and I'm so glad I did. Starlink has been reliable, fast, and their support actually cares about their customers. When storms roll through, Starlink keeps working -- Netlink doesn't. Netlink is the perfect example of a company that has lost touch with its community. They outsource American jobs overseas, provide terrible customer service, and fail to deliver reliable internet when it matters most. Save yourself the headache. Don't get Netlink -- go with Starlink instead. It's well worth the investment. To make matters worse, Netlink is an American company on paper -- headquartered in Madison Heights, Michigan -- but nearly all of their customer service and IT support is outsourced to India, specifically Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The U.S. office handles sales and contracts, while the actual tech support and customer service you deal with are based overseas. They do this because it's far cheaper to pay employees in India ($8,000-$15,000 a year) than to pay qualified Americans ($50,000-$65,000 a year). In the end, Netlink chooses to save money instead of investing in reliable U.S.-based service and customer satisfaction. That's why their support is so slow, frustrating, and disconnected from their customers. In comparison, Starlink has been the complete opposite experience. Their service is reliable, consistent, and built for real people, not call-center scripts. When storms roll through, Starlink keeps working -- unlike Netlink, which seems to go down every time the weather changes. Starlink's customer support is responsive, professional, and most importantly, based in the United States, where representatives actually understand your needs and care about resolving problems quickly. It might cost a little more up front, but it's worth every penny for the reliability, speed, and peace of mind. Starlink proves that when a company invests in its customers and its country, everyone wins.

AT&T is awful. I had AT&T for several years, but in recent years, they could not keep my Internet…read moreworking. They would schedule a time for a tech to appear, then not show up. Most annoying, AT&T's so-called "Virtual Assistant" schedules stuff and dialogs with customers, but it's an outright liar. I waited for a tech one day during the 8 - 12 window Virtual Assistant gave me. Virtual Assistant kept texting me "we're late but we're on the way" for over FOUR HOURS. When it was obvious the tech did not show up, I texted "When are you coming?" Virtual Assistant answered, "We can help you with that." The next day, Virtual Assistant texted "Your repair is complete." I replied, "I don't believe you." Virtual Assistant replied (again) "We can help you with that." Total incompetence. I switched to Spectrum. After I terminated AT&T, they emailed me a "How did we do?" inquiry. I answered it, and a couple of weeks later I received the same inquiry. AT&T's downfall is its stupid automated communications. The nice thing about Spectrum is that they have live people there to answer the phone and their answers are helpful.

Scam ! When I moved into my apt they recommended AT&T so the tech can out and installed a router…read more Now 11 months later I call to disconnect because moving out of state. They want to charge me $150 for something I have NO control over. They want the modem returned which I would be glad to do but NOT a possible and according to then I am NOT to remove it and my landlord says it will not be removed. I ask who is going to pay for damages if my landlord charges me. So eighter way I am getting charged for something I can't control. They refused to have their tech come out and remove since he should have never attached to the wall in the first place according to AT&T. I have included pictures and their policy?

They were awesome. We had really bad luck in the past with another provider at our old house and…read morethis company put us at complete ease. They took the time to really learn about what we wanted to accomplish with our internet service and TV needs. They gave us options and no pressure through the entire process. When they completed the install we couldn't even tell they had been in our house for a couple of hours and everything looked like what you would expect from a professional. We definitely will use them again and refer them to our our friends and family.

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When u place an order 4 their services, dish makes a big deal about how u qualify 4 an install at…read moreNO COST 2 u only 4 the installer 2 tell u 2 pay 4 some cords yet still lie about associated charges. He lied about the price of the jupiter cords. He didnt tell me y the overall price was higher. Cords were higher than quoted. I was charged additionally 4 organizing wires! How is that not part of the install?! The picture quality isnt HD, they r having contract disputes over local channels, and not every channel or app is included with the highest package!

I have been a customer of Dish Network for about 15 yrs. At first, their customer service was…read moreexceptional, and was always American techs who were easy to understand and very capable. And if you did have a problem, Dish was always responsive and willing to adjust my bill if I had problems. Also, when rates increased, as they did regularly, the CS people would work with you to find a plan that was affordable. All of that has changed. Actually getting thru the mindless questions from an AI generated app, to speak with a human is quite the challenge! And when you finally Do get a person, they are in India I believe, and sometimes difficult to understand and impossible to get your questions asked because the conversations are scripted and if you don't follow their script, you get nothing. Today my service was cut off because I had an outstanding balance. Paid it via phone and was told service back on in 15 minutes. Four hours later I turn on the TV and nothing. Restarted the whole system, but still no picture or sound. After being on the phone for an hour, I finally got a signal but no Guide to see what's on! Tech had me plugging and unplugging everything, and generally trouble shooting for an hour! All in all, I would say Dish Network is definitely not the company it once was. their prices are high and go up continuously, the customer service needs to be completely revamped, and moved back to the US, and if they want to stay in business, they had better take a hard look at exactly what they are providing for $130 per month, that we can't get somewhere else!!