Charlotte Wi-Fi is pretty good since you can have internet service within minutes of moving in without going through all the hassles of calling up people and waiting for some guy to come and install something. You just connect to the wifi signal that is already in your building, enter in your credit card info on their webpage, then you're good to go.
Their customer service isn't bad either. Around the time of the DNC, the internet was on the fritz due to the apparent need to 'protect freedom' or something like that. They did get right on the problem and tried to get things working.
Their speeds can be pretty slow at random times (maybe a lot of people using the same router?), but pretty good at other times. I just read that they can install an ethernet connection in your place and you can have your own router, which would probobaly help a lot.
I made a bit of a mistake when I was moving out because I didn't realize that you need to give a 30 day notice to cancel. I assumed it was the same as signing up, quick and easy. I also figured they'd prorate your final month or something... I was wrong, but the crappy thing was that I had to send four inquiries to them to finally figure out the details. I was always pretty flexible and easy going with them about their mistakes, wished they could've saved me the $26.50 from my last month that I really needed for food on my move-out. read more