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Greg M.

Not happy about how much I pay Cox every month, but this review is about the "Cox Store", not service. I don't have a reason to visit often, but when I do the customer service is always fast, friendly and efficient. It's either gotten better during Covid, or I just timed it right today when I stopped by to swap out a modem and mini box. Got in and out of a spotlessly clean store, with plenty of hand sanitizer and social distancing practiced, in less than 15 minutes.

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Absolute worst internet. I cannot cancel fast enough. Outages constantly. Customer support is useless.

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