Worst ever! Pay same amount as people in the city and internet speed is like having dial-up!read more

From the owner: CenturyLink offers a complete suite of broadband communication and entertainment services for…read morebusiness and residential customers. Residential services include reliable local and long distance home phone service, high-speed Internet including Wi-Fi, and satellite TV from DIRECTV - all on one monthly bill. For businesses, CenturyLink has a comprehensive range of flexible and integrated telecom and data communication services designed to help home offices, small businesses, medium sized businesses and enterprise business clients be more productive and communicate with their customers. Telecom solutions include local phone service and equipment, data services, long distance phone plans, Business-Class High-Speed Internet (DSL), mobile phone plans, satellite TV from DIRECTV, high capacity data network services, voice and data communication equipment and Managed Network Services (MNS). CenturyLink, the result of the merger of CenturyTel and EMBARQ, brings together two outstanding companies to create an industry-leading communications and entertainment organization. We operate in 33 states, with more than seven million access lines and more than two million broadband customers. CenturyLink believes that by focusing on the communities the company serves and by employing common sense and practical ingenuity, it is able to provide customers with a committed partner, dedicated customer service and innovative products for work and home.

Be aware that they will not remove that ugly dish from your house when you disconnect. They charge…read morea service call of over $200 for that.

6/14/17 Free?? Who said anything about free?…read moreAfter additional searching I did find alternatives not associated with Eagle.

We needed to establish new service on a lot we were developing for RV's. I was very happy with the…read morelevel of service we received from their staff. I was also surprised at what you have to go through to establish service. Since we weren't the land owners just leasing we had to have notarized signatures from the land owner, obtain an actual street address for our lot before we could get service and there's a $250.00 fee for establishing new service to any property. Once we went through all this we bought other property and sold our leased lot only to go through it again!! But everyone we were in contact with were so nice, knowledgeable and efficient to get what we need done. Because we're so rural and we don't get cell service luckily we can use WiFi for our cell service. We had them all summer putting in lines and we're told we are getting fiber optic for our internet which will be amazing since it drags when streaming.

The service I've received had been great; I work remotely, and had issues with my internet…read morecrashing. Lereva in the IT department went above and beyond for me. She had spoken with the engineering team, and said they could add a second line for me. I was happy with that, but then told they would not be going forward with that due to them switching over to fiber, and the man power and time would be better spent elsewhere. So I agreed with that decision, but that still doesn't fix my issue as I work from home, and need to able to have stable internet connection. They promised that they would have a splicer come and splice the fiber lines and ONT for my home (which has been completed!); and the cutover to fiber once it was completed. Well the splicing and the ONT has been completely done and I am still dealing with subpar internet connection. And I called the exact day the splicer complete his work on my home which was Wednesday July 31, and I got a phone call on Friday August 2, stating is would still take two to three weeks before I would be switched over to fiber... Oh wait first someone would calling me to setup and appointment first... Well I hope I still have a job when that happens!!!! If not, I will not need InterBel's services anymore!!! Oh yeah I had spotty internet connection this morning, because they don't want to fix the bad lines that I failed to mention above.