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Litestream Holdings - Got my 4 TV'S set up and left a channel guide

Litestream Holdings

(32 reviews)

If these guys weren't the only game in Palencia and fairly cheap I would not be a Litestream…read morecustomer. Their internet is not stable, expect a serious outage every few months. That said inbetween the outages the internet works fairly well, it's pretty fast. Cable is fine but the equipment is ancient. I cured this by investing in a Tivo Bolt and then sent back my Litestream DVR saving about $20 per month. They have a bad reputation but the price is fair and when internet is up its not bad. If they ever cure the frequent outages it will actually be a decent place. The problem is that the outages have been a problem ever since they arrived in Palencia which is years and years back.

I'm actually holding judgment until I get more info, but my initial brush with these guys is not…read morereassuring. My community's HOA recently signed a ten year contract for discounted cable/internet/phone service with Litestream. I wonder what the HOA was thinking beyond, "They're cheap and they say they do everything their competitors do, so they must be cool." OK. Step back. I realize that Comcast dominates the bundled cable market, but as a competitor, Litestream just seems weak. Per Litestream, my HOA is only the third community in SW FL to contract with Litestream, a Jacksonville,FL area based provider. It took them 8 years to even enter the SW FL market, so I am wondering what kept them away this long. If their ramp up in this community is indicative of future service, I can only hope that the same guys who "studied" this, are now asking attorneys about how to terminate a contract. In a proud letter from the HOA, it was announced that they gave use of what they called the Multi-Purpose Room (seriously, that's what they call it. Haven't heard that term since I was in elementary school) in the Clubhouse to Litestream so they could sign up resident customers. Appointments were required. I made an appointment, but their computer could not accept it during that call. I later got a call about another appointment, along with an excuse that previous appointment data was lost. After again failing to register my appointment, the caller said I could just show up anytime on any day anyway. I appeared with intention of learning about offered services and associated fees. When I asked what Litestream was using for an ISP, the staffer looked blank and said, "What's an I-S-B-D'? Not cool for someone supposedly selling Internet services.. I also asked if there was a fee acceleration clause in the HOA agreement, and was told that the Litestream Manager would call me directly about both the (ahem) ISPD thing and about 2) any expected rate increases already written into the HOA contract. I also left a voicemail on what was allegedly the Manager's number. No callback, Gee, so glad I didn't really have a real problem to solve. Hardly a good way to grab biz, Litestream ~ let alone demonstrate good customer service. For now, I don't want this crew laying lines in my backyard or anywhere nearby.

Johns Antennas - John Pierce - bad man

Johns Antennas

(1 review)

I contacted John's Antennas about hiring them and was promised a callback that I never received…read more When I called again, John said he had called me--but then asked for my name and phone number. That left me questioning how he could have called earlier. I found the conversation rude and dismissive, and I decided to look elsewhere. While calling other local antenna services, I repeatedly reached the same person. It seemed several businesses were connected, so if you're comparing providers, ask who owns and operates each company. Al's TV and Satellite in Dunnellon, Florida, was the exception in my calls.

From the owner: John’s Antennas has been Central Florida’s trusted TV antenna expert for over 40 years. They sell,…read moreinstall, and service a wide range of high-quality antennas and related equipment, offering the region’s largest selection. Their signature Sky Blue antennas are built tough for Florida’s extreme weather, designed to withstand heavy rain, intense sun, and hurricane-force winds. Whether you’re cutting the cord or upgrading your setup, John’s Antennas provides durable solutions that perform. They proudly serve Marion, Levy, Lake, Pasco, Sumter, Hernando, Alachua, and Putnam Counties, with fast, professional service from a team that knows the local terrain and signal needs. In addition to antenna work, John’s Antennas is an authorized Starlink installer, helping rural and underserved areas access fast, reliable satellite internet. From rooftop installations to storm damage repairs, John’s Antennas is Central Florida’s go-to source for reliable over-the-air TV and satellite connectivity.

Direct Satellite Tv - televisionserviceproviders - Updated October 2026

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