It is amazing how Meidacom can saya on their commercials that they have greater then 99% service,…read moreyet my internet and phone go out about every other month. It is the day before Thanksgiving and it goes out again. We call and go through all the hoops the service representitive says and still have to wait for a technician to come out and fix it. First available day is Sunday.... 4 day from now. We have 2 college students who need to do homework but now can't because we have no internet service their entire break. We have family coming in for the holidays with no phone.......... Please try a different company. I3 Broadband is new. Maybe them.

Yes, it is noticeably faster than Xfinity. Price is a little better…read more Best insider secret? The i3 techs set your network name to your actual NAME. Then they assign the network password to your phone number. Yep. They use whatever phone number you used when you requested service. Oh. My. Gawd. All you need is anyone's last name (that's the network) and their phone number (that's the password) and you have full access to everything a user has passworded access to. They apparently are unaware of the vast number of users working from home. Just think how much data out there is at risk because of i3. Know someone who works from home? Know their phone number? Wheeeeeee. Mebbe their techs need to learn a little bit about network security. Ya think?? They are they're at a HUGE risk of being sued. Before I even accessed the network, from my computer, I renamed the network and changed the password. There is no way I would ever log onto a network that uses my lastname and my phone number as access. It seems confusing to change your password, but it isn't. You can either call i3 and ask them to change it or you can do it yourself using a smartphone app HomePass. I'm a little skeptical about HomePass. Described as "HomeKit allows users to get rid of an old notebook and store codes right on an iPhone or iPad." LAST thing I want to do. EVERYTHING I have access to was hacked a few months ago, by using passwords I had saved on my devices. So....I spent 2 days trying to get my printer back on my network. (I'm not a fool. I am staying connected to the Xinifity network, until I test everything out. That included my printer. Whew!) Tech Support? Hmmmm.... I actually asked the tech if she was asleep. Seriously, she literally sounded like I woke her up. My goal was to print via my new i3 network. If I couldn't print and scan, I literally would cancel i3 and keep my Xfinity account. And, ironically, I am printing out forms to WRITE DOWN my passwords now, after discovering how easy it was for them to be hacked--even ones that passed the "Strong" test. Last thing I want to do is have my passwords in the ethers. So. I wanted to print out my password forms so I can write passwords down by hand, and make a note when I change them. Seriously, I thought I had wicked good protection in place. I did not. So...Tech actually asked me if I "have" the manual to my Canon printer. Duh. It's online. How does a tech not know that? Or maybe she just doesn't scan or print? And, of course, I had been reading it. Meticulously following directions. Printer just wasn't being recognized by the new network. Tech wasn't much help. By the time I finally got it to connect (without help from her), she said she might have a way of connecting it to the network from her end. Really? It's passworded. How was she going to do that? Oh, yeah. She probably assumed the network is my lastname and the password was still my phone number... I still don't know why my printer wasn't being recognized by the network. But, now it is. So far so good. We will see how the rest of my first 30 days goes.... Who do I see about getting all that time bacK??

Terrible service. Have already started raising rates and are constantly shutting down for…read moremaintenance. Would not recommend.

Brandon was the best technician ever! He came out to my 80-year-old mom's house and replaced the…read moreworn out wires and got her system up and running quickly. He made our day!

Excellent customer service. Knowledgeable, honest business man with a brick and mortar building…read more Cost the same every month. Would highly recommend

I was referred to Sat-Com by my Home Owner's Association management. This was my first time using…read moresatellite services. The installation was very professional; they had to run some new lines through my garage, but everything they ran was tied up and tucked away neatly. I had the Genie DVR installed, and Dan (owner) sat down with my wife for about 10 minutes explaining all of the features of the remote, DVR service, and DirecTV offerings. All-in-all, it was the best installation experience I've had from any provider. The DirecTV service itself is working great right now as well.

I switched from comcast and ended up with worse service. Many times the message "internet not…read moreavailable" shows up. The TV goes out and the phone is dead. It uis so annoying that I cannot recommend i3.

This Business is no longer in Business for TV Repair !!! (07/28/20)…read more Nearest TV Repair is located in Springfield, IL !!!

Thanks Dan! The Green Mountain Grill I purchased last week worked perfectly out of the box. I can…read morewait to try some of the recipes for my new pellet grill/smoker. Getting the wi-fi control was great advice for using the grill when it's really cold outside. great service, great price, great guy!

I brought in an iPad that had the metal part of the charging cord stuck in the port. Luke had it…read morefixed in about 10 minutes and it charged perfectly! He was super nice to deal with also :)

This business is a scam. The owner Terry or owners husband has horrible customer service. I was…read morecalled an asshole for being upset with the service here. Absolutely unprofessional to go along with terrible work. It's crazy I should have checked here first. This Terry guy is unbelievably unprofessional and lies in literally every negative review. Don't go here - do yourself a favor. Dudes an asshole. Terry read your reviews here bud. Continue to treat your customers horribly and your business will suffer. I stand by everything I said - was lied to on multiple occasions and nothing was done to make my experience better. I paid $50 to be called an asshole by the "business owner" who worries more about lying on negative reviews than he does making things right. Again go to Best Buy and save yourselves the trouble of dealing with this man. The comment below is a great example of lying to try and cover the businesses ass after putting a customer through a horrible and honestly uncomfortable experience.

I just wanted to commend the technician - Brandon - that came to repair my cable tv service today…read more He called before he came within the four hour time frame they gave me when I made the appointment. He covered his shoes before he came in to work. He had to replace the line coming into my house, so was up and down ladders and down in the basement, smiling and explaining everything as he worked. What a relief to have a no-hassle repair. Thanks again.

The price of high speed internet and cable television almost tripling since 2018 notwithstanding,…read morethe service that Mediacom provides has got to be the worst I have encountered. Aside from the glitching, pixelating, blackouts, and the wifi in my house constantly losing signal, it is beyond comprehension how they justify charging $343 a month for the BASIC service. If I were to choose to stomach the cost, it would mean that the service would need to be stellar (which, of course it isn't). The Mediacom techs that installed the service line to my house elected to use a drop line from a nearby utility pole to feed the service into my house. Instead of burying it, they installed it through the branches of an existing tree and threaded the gap between two other big trees. Then, they decided that it would be wise to run the cable through the vinyl siding and down to the hole they drilled in the side of my house. None of this is problematic until you consider the weather around here and how many wind storms we encounter. There was a rather nasty thunderstorm that rolled through my area about a year and a half ago that tore limbs from the afore mentioned trees. One of them was big enough to catch the Mediacom wire running to my house and rip it down and off my house, leaving a nice long rip in the vinyl siding. When I called them and complained, they told me it wasn't their problem. So, I wrote a nasty letter to corporate headquarters. I received an email notifying me that my complaint had been reopened for further investigation. That was over a year ago and for all I know, it's still open. I never received notice that it was closed or if they were going to fix the siding on my house. After experiencing more pixelating and glitches during the Stanley Cup Finals (realistically, the ONLY reason I have cable television), I finally had enough. I called and told them to cancel my subscription. The service lady on the phone (her name was Joann employee #5818) answered my call and accommodated my request (or so I thought). She told me that she would process my cancellation and send a technician to pick up the equipment (modem, cable boxes, and remotes) on Sunday. She said that the technician would call me a half hour before he was going to arrive. So, we made arrangements to stay home all day on Sunday. The technician never called and didn't show. Tuesday, a technician called to tell me he would be arriving at my house in a half hour. I'm not home at that time and didn't schedule a pickup for that day. I told him that we scheduled a pickup on Sunday. He told me that they don't work on Sunday. The technician called his dispatcher and they, in turn, called me back to reschedule another pickup. I told him that the only days I'm available are Saturday and Sunday. He tells me that there's more appointments available next Saturday and Sunday. I told him that the tech just said that they don't work on Sundays and asked him to verify this information because I don't want to be a prisoner to the technician's schedule again. I asked to verify that there's not a miscommunication going on somewhere about the technicians working on the weekends and he started getting rude and told me that he already told me twice that they do. So, I said, next Saturday will work for me and he hung up. Professionalism is the ability to make your customer feel like they're important. So far, I have yet to get that feeling from anyone in Mediacom. So long... I'm switching to some other company.