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    CenturyLink

    (272 reviews)

    Quality - There internet worked pretty well. It did cut out sometimes early in the morning around…read more01:00-03:00, probably due to system updates. They raised their minimum speeds, initially, I was on a 50Mbps speed, but my last speed test showed I was around 80-85Mbps. This did come with an increase in my monthly bill (from $50 to $65) and there is now a fee ($3) that I'm not sure what it is for. Value - The price per Mbps is good. Based on the numbers above it was about $0.75 per Mb. Compared to Cox which offers 50Mbps at $50 is $1 per Mb. So it really depends what you need the internet for and if you prioritize value or overall cost. Service - When I call Century Link, I'm usually on hold for 25-35 minutes when I call in the morning. I couldn't use their website to perform what I wanted so I had to call, but there is no call back option. I also did not have one of my signals when I got set up initially. One of the cross box connections was wired incorrectly so I was only getting one signal. It took a few visits from a technician to figure it out. When I check their website for internet plans, I see there there are two options for a monthly price of $55/month so I don't know why I was paying $68/month, but I wasn't even offered that when I wanted to cancel service. Also be aware that if you cancel one day after the start of a billing cycle, they will not prorate it. You will need to use their service for the remainder of the cycle even if you already have a new provider.

    They sold my service to a company that doesn't have access to my area. Duck century Link and duck…read morequantum fibers. They can't figure out how to get me service

    BAI Connect

    BAI Connect

    (27 reviews)

    $220 charge for moving out with no contract or notice of any termination fee when my apartment…read moreadvertised "free internet included." Upon moving to apartment, I immediately sought a competitor. Anyone but Bel Air Internet Connect, or BAI connect. On top of constantly throttling internet or trying to say they were using a "dedicated connection." Tell that to my 12 mbps download speed through the month of January and February during peak hours. I work remote and require untapped and unfettered internet speeds, and consistency is what this provider lacks. On top of that, trying to get assistance with anything from anyone is like pulling teeth. Get Cox.

    This is the worst service provider I've ever had the displeasure of contacting, and that's saying a…read morelot. You just lost a customer, Bel Air (you're not in Bel Air BTW). I needed to get existing DirecTV service reactivated for my Mom's move from an old unit to a new unit in the SAME apartment building and update her billing address. Simple, right? I first called DirecTV and after explaining this very simple request to DirecTV, I was transferred by DirecTV to Bel Air to handle this because I guess they outsource the service and support for the Las Vegas market to this failure of an outfit. The first Bel Air guy (Vince) was new or incompetent or both. After 50 minutes on the phone, he transferred me to the Billing dept. to update her address (literally a different unit # at the same address) and reactivate the service in the new unit. Transfer failed and I was disconnected! I called back and the next guy (Anthony) seemed to know what he was doing, but then told me the Sales dept. needed to reactivate the account because they handle moves (upsell opportunity I was not interested in). Gave me the main phone number as the number for Sales. I told him that is the main number I had just called to get to Support. He said "I guess they changed the number for Sales dept". Transferred me to Sales (which was the main phone number with the same phone tree choices) and guess what happened?!?! Yep, call was disconnected again. I called for the last time. Pressed the applicable number for Sales and (you know what happened next) the call failed I was disconnected for the final time. You cannot even get to Sales! Their phone tree (yes, I know how these systems work) is all screwed up and you cannot get to the people who are supposed to work there to sign-up new customers or service existing ones. Bye bye!

    Switch SUPERNAP 7

    Switch SUPERNAP 7

    (2 reviews)

    Few you would argue that switch data center could withstand a zombie apocalypse onslaught and a…read moreSharknado simultaneously. vigilant does not begin to explain the posture here. I am not allowed to share many details but I will speak to the customer experience shortly. It already feels like you're in a jail cell all day but without the convenience of nearby bathroom facilities. The campus is sprawling. each building goes on forever. bathrooms and water are never near. It's not hard to get trapped in a set of hallways. Luckily there are cameras that are monitored in each area so the guards can get a good laugh at you before they finally send someone to break you free. you'll probably get scolded and or condescending to about your mishap for days to come. Dropping off and receiving equipment is pretty straightforward here. I do appreciate that about them. Orderliness: They provide plenty of storage bins so that you can keep your cage looking nice. If there is any MooP (matter out of place) in your cage you can expect a visit from the "foreign contaminate" robot upon your return from lunch. what? references for Wall-E are dated? c'mon this place is just like that spaceship in that movie, LOL. oh yeah, they're pretty good actually.

    Choosing Switch for our CoLo needs was absolutely the right decision. Against the competition,…read morethere really is no comparison. We had researched several other sites near the West coast and hadn't found the right fit based on pricing, time-to-cabinet-access, and ability to deliver services promised. When we visited the Switch facility in Las Vegas, we were blown away. I'll never forget walking by row after row of T-SCIFs, realizing that a considerable portion of the Internet surrounded me at that moment. After signing with Switch, it became apparent to us that their presentation of the facility on that first tour was not "special" in any way; it was an exact replica of how they conduct themselves through their website online, in their Sales team, and behind closed doors. This was greatly reassuring and only affirmed the decision we had made. It's easy to assume, seeing the high-tech, polished, flashy nature of Switch, that this is a premium data center with premium services. And you'd be absolutely right. But it would be wrong to assume their pricing is equally premium. As a growing (but small) cloud-services provider, we weren't interested in paying hundreds of thousands in "minimum fees" each month. So, when we were shown pricing that was not only less than what we expected, but even beat out more expensive competitors we were considering, it took no additional consideration for us to move forward. The good news is that Switch can meet your data center needs with highly competitive pricing at any scale--half-cabinet, all the way up to several rows--all while delivering the same premium service and facility access that they are known for. I highly recommend them to anyone needing connectivity, rack space, power, and cooling. You'll be just as blown away as I was and continue to be.

    Clear - This is the clear employee Victor while he's verbally attacking me

    Clear

    (9 reviews)

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    Clear Airport Security: When "Fast" Became a Memory…read more I've been a Clear member since the early days, back when it actually felt like a superpower. You'd stroll up to a pod, scan your eyes, and a friendly ambassador would whisk you straight to the front of security while everyone else was still fumbling with laptops and belts. It was glorious. Now, in 2025? The magic has quietly evaporated. Clear has aggressively grown its membership over the years, which is great for business, but they've failed to scale the one thing that matters: operations. Inadequate stations, same (or fewer) staff at many airports, and procedures that haven't evolved to handle the crowds. The result is almost comical if it weren't so frustrating: the Clear line regularly takes 2-4 times longer than the regular TSA line. I've stood there watching the standard queue move steadily while Clear members shuffle forward in a sad, snaking herd, waiting. I only still have Clear because it's a free perk with my credit card. Otherwise, I'd have canceled long ago. These days, I'm seriously considering just walking past the Clear lanes altogether and using regular TSA Pre-Check, because at least that line actually moves. Here's hoping they reinvest some of those membership dollars into actual speed someday. Until then, "Clear" feels like a very expensive misnomer. Photo shows the super long and stagnant Clear lane...with only one TSA Agent/lane and a single "Ambassador." Next to the TSA Pre-Check with 4-5 TSA Agents and lines.

    Avoid at all costs! I let their aggressive rep con me in signing up about a year ago, every time I…read morehave gone to my local airport since, the CLEAR line has been closed. Now, I find out that they auto-renew, so I have to go through a whole process to re-enroll and avoid getting scammed out of another $250.00.

    Boost Mobile Premier - mobilephones - Updated May 2026

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