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    .26 Mbps download speeds

    If ever there was a business that should face a class action lawsuit for the way they abuse customers, it is Comporium. They take FULL advantage of the fact they have a monopoly in the hi-speed internet market locally. I am paying almost $100 per month for their fastest internet and I receive speeds slower than dial up service. I have had techs come to our home at least 4 times within the past 6 months and they typically fix it for 2-3 days before the speeds slow to a snail's pace once again. PLEASE..... somebody out there bring hi speed internet to the Fort Mill area!!!!! Comporium is the WORST company ever!!!!

    This is my speed test this morning

    This company sucks!!!! They said we will have at least 300 Mbps and we only have 17 Mbps I wish they allowed other companies to provide their services in this area. I hope they go bankrupt in this pandemic! If you want to be the only providers in this area, at least give us a better service!

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    You know its bad when you connect your devices to the modem but, still can't connect to the internet.

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    I've been with T-Mobile going on 7 years. I started with their Internet service about 3 years ago…read moreand have been pleased up until recently. I got a new Direct TV receiver which required connecting to Wi-Fi. It wasn't working. They sent me an new router and when I got it, I could not connect so I called their Customer Service only to spend over an hour on the phone and talking to two different people. I got so frustrated with their CSR people on the phone, at one point the agent said 'is there anyone else there who is more technically savvy' I asked her, is it possible you could be mistaken ' she said 'no, I'm an expert'. I ended going to this store and met with Antonio. He listened to what I had to say, asked some questions and understood the problem. He was able to resolve the issue. He discovered that the SIM card was ALREADY installed in the router. I told this to the CSR's and they insisted that's not the way it works. The message here: don't waste your time on the phone, go to this location and ask for Antonio, he's a pro!

    I'm not typically one who will post something unsavory about a business, unless I have an…read moreincredibly bad experience. This review is not for the Fort Mill T-Mobile location, specifically. This review is for T-Mobile, as a company. I was considering switching my service back in November 2024. I called and went through T-Mobile's telephone based customer service. The customer service rep seemed very sales and rushed. Immediately upon hanging up, I realized I had ordered a phone with 128 MB and I had meant to order the phone with 256 MB. I called back and was told that they could not change the order, even though it had only just been placed minutes before. I was asked to receive the phone, and to order the 256 MB model once I had received the 128 MB model. The phone arrived, I call T-Mobile and arrange to send it back, I was credited the $70 I had paid for taxes and fees, and I was then charged $77 for taxes and fees on the 256 MB model. I also received a notice that the 128 MB phone had made it back to T-Mobile. By the time the 256 MB model arrived, I had called my current carrier to let my current carrier know I would be switching service. My current carrier went above and beyond to keep me. I have been impressed with their customer service all along, and this was consistently in line with their practices. As soon as the 256 MB model arrived, I sent it directly back to T-Mobile and canceled both my service transition and the phone purchase from t-Mobile, opting to stay with my current carrier and buy a phone outright. T-Mobile did not let me know they had received the 256 MB phone back, nor did they refund the taxes and fees I paid for the unopened, returned 256 MB phone. After stopping in the store in Fort Mill, I was told I needed to handle this via phone with T-Mobile corporate. On February 6, 2025, I spoke with a customer service rep at T-Mobile. On hold and communicating with her for nearly an hour, she was about to take my account information to refund my card and our call was disconnected. I immediately called back and spent another hour on the phone with a customer service rep named Jan, who went back-and-forth with all kinds of confusion and told me she would call me back in a week with resolution. In the meantime, both T-Mobile corporate customer support reps relayed that the $77 went from taxes and fees to a restocking fee, somewhere along the way. The first rep, with whom I was disconnected, told me that she could refund the $77. Jan, the second rep, who called me back a week later, said that there was nothing she could do, they have no way to refund this taxes and fees charge for a phone that was not even opened. All of this to share my unsavory, sour taste for T-Mobile. Looking into their service was a huge waste of my time, and $77. Buyer beware.

    Comporium - mobilephones - Updated May 2026

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