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    Great Plains Communications

    Great Plains Communications

    (3 reviews)

    Aksarben Village, Aksarben

    If you're moving into any apartment where Great Plains Communications (GPC) is the only ISP, please…read moreread this first. What I've experienced since my building switched from Cox to GPC in June 2025 has been months of outages, excuses, and complete abandonment as a paying customer. I had zero issues with Cox for over three years. The day GPC took over, everything fell apart. Within 24 hours, the internet began failing constantly -- and it continued every day for months: 6-12% packet loss Random disconnects throughout the day Latency spikes up to 2,000ms Video streams freezing for minutes Smart devices disconnecting Multiple devices (wired and wireless) failing at the exact same time For reference, fiber internet should have 0% packet loss, 1-10ms ping, and no random spikes or unexplained disconnects. GPC's network never met those standards. Support was a nightmare. I spent hours repeating scripted steps and being blamed for everything -- my router, cables, motherboard, Firesticks, TV, even "too many devices." When techs finally came (every 2-3 weeks), all they did was replace equipment over and over. Seven routers, multiple wiring swaps, no improvement. Never any real diagnostics. Every failure clearly happened at the modem (their equipment), but GPC refuses to acknowledge that. Then GPC cut me off from customer support entirely. A technician told me that leadership (specifically Janelle Allison) ordered customer service not to speak to me. Staff could "get in trouble" for trying to help. Only two people were allowed to contact me -- and neither responded to any email or call. I am now blocked from support for a service I am required to pay for. But this is not true. GPC techs told me they replaced five modems in my complex the first week. Another unit had a failed ONT replaced through the leasing office. My neighbors confirmed their TV apps buffer constantly and their devices disconnect all the time. A resident in a completely different Omaha complex replied to my Reddit post -- same issues, same forced switch from Cox, same denial from GPC. Someone using GPC at their workplace said they keep Cox as a backup because GPC drops constantly. GPC's public "Elite Wi-Fi" upsell (advertising no buffering, no lag, no frustration) basically admits the problems exist -- unless you pay extra. Bottom line: GPC denies evidence, blames customers, provides no real troubleshooting, blocks people from support, gives false explanations to regulators, and hides behind exclusive agreements with landlords. If GPC is the only ISP where you're moving, understand this: You will be locked in, blamed for their failures, and left with no support. I would not recommend this company to anyone.

    If you're moving into any apartment where Great Plains Communications (GPC) is the only ISP, please…read moreread this first. What I've experienced since my building switched from Cox to GPC in June 2025 has been months of outages, excuses, and complete abandonment as a paying customer. I had zero issues with Cox for over three years. The day GPC took over, everything fell apart. Within 24 hours, the internet began failing constantly -- and it continued every day for months: 6-12% packet loss Random disconnects throughout the day Latency spikes up to 2,000ms Video streams freezing for minutes Smart devices disconnecting Multiple devices (wired and wireless) failing at the exact same time For reference, fiber internet should have 0% packet loss, 1-10ms ping, and no random spikes or unexplained disconnects. GPC's network never met those standards. Support was a nightmare. I spent hours repeating scripted steps and being blamed for everything -- my router, cables, motherboard, Firesticks, TV, even "too many devices." When techs finally came (every 2-3 weeks), all they did was replace equipment over and over. Seven routers, multiple wiring swaps, no improvement. Never any real diagnostics. Every failure clearly happened at the modem (their equipment), but GPC refuses to acknowledge that. Then GPC cut me off from customer support entirely. A technician told me that leadership (specifically Janelle Allison) ordered customer service not to speak to me. Staff could "get in trouble" for trying to help. Only two people were allowed to contact me -- and neither responded to any email or call. I am now blocked from support for a service I am required to pay for. My landlord's response: "If you don't like it, you can break your lease and move." I filed complaints with the FCC, BBB, PSC, and Nebraska AG. GPC responded with the same copy-and-paste denial every time: "Your equipment is the problem. We have no other complaints." But this is not true. GPC techs told me they replaced five modems in my complex the first week. Another unit had a failed ONT replaced through the leasing office. My neighbors confirmed their TV apps buffer constantly and their devices disconnect all the time. A resident in a completely different Omaha complex replied to my Reddit post -- same issues, same forced switch from Cox, same denial from GPC. Someone using GPC at their workplace said they keep Cox as a backup because GPC drops constantly. GPC's public "Elite Wi-Fi" upsell (advertising no buffering, no lag, no frustration) basically admits the problems exist -- unless you pay extra. Bottom line: GPC denies evidence, blames customers, provides no real troubleshooting, blocks people from support, gives false explanations to regulators, and hides behind exclusive agreements with landlords. If GPC is the only ISP where you're moving, understand this: You will be locked in, blamed for their failures, and left with no support. I would not recommend this company to anyone.

    Verizon

    Verizon

    (24 reviews)

    $$$

    Manager is a straight up douchebag. Stood around and messed with his tablet while customers waited…read morefor literal hours. This was a slow day, I waited to become an account manager to upgrade, and after all that they didn't accept my phone for early trade in because of a "scratch" that was so small, they needed 3 sets of eyes and magnifying glass!!! If theydve told me my phone wasn't eligible, I would've been in and out in 5 minutes. Instead I talked to customer service for 45 minutes with the manager played Tetris and stood on his high horse. AT&T your newest member has arrived!!

    I was noticing the low reviews for this location as I was looking for locations and hours to take…read morecare of some new phone business, decided to check out what others were saying, as I too have had "situations" w/them. My wife does most of the routine business of the household that involves paying bills so I had minimal encounters before... The first big issue was with my mother, first as a customer and then when she passed. Prior when she was living she had dementia, another sibling had taken her to Verizon, she had similar upselling and charges, for things she wasn't capable of using. I had to get involved there to get that reversed so all she had was a flip phone so she could make calls. Also got autopay going.... she couldn't remember to pay bills.... .That was a BIG mistake. Following her passing, multiple months trying to get the service and bills stopped. Even w/POA and Executor documentation, I could not get into her account to see status or do anything. They kept insisting on a PIN... Local store said there was much they couldn't do, online they wouldn't talk without a pin from her account. Even to the end, the store was saying I still had to pay some of her bills even for months after she had passed and couldn't use the service. My wife set up Verizon service for us some years ago, mostly because I was doing a lot of travel in remote areas of Idaho and Verizon served that area. Most recently, I was looking for a new phone. I went to this location twice... FIrst, to check out general options as my phone was starting to have problems. The guy very obviously was after a sale, but he at least gave me what I needed...He couldn't let me see account info or specific numbers because my wife opened the account so was account manager status, even though one of the phones on the plan was mine, payment by our joint account. But I understand why there is caution giving out account info and he got me what I needed... approximate likely cost/potential promotion options for me to replace my phone. A week or two later I came back with my wife.... to get me account manager status and to discuss together which phone to get as the phone really needs replacement.... Basically I asked exactly the same as the first guy prior to ensure those promotion offers were still accurate and I would know about what it would cost me..... but it turned out to be a nightmare. He kept trying to frame the conversation to his way of selling on features I might need, etc. He refused to give me comparative prices or whether the promotions were the same and if we were eligible. He said he would have to work up an individual quote. Back and forth, over and over, I did not know which individual one, it was between several partly based on price. He kept insisting I ID one phone to work up a quote. Finally, I was angry.... no yelling or profanity, but really tired of this guy and his refusal to give me basic comparative numbers... I told him I wanted quotes on this, this and this... three different phones. Period. He walked back into that locked employee place in the back.... Was gone about ten minutes... During that time my wife and I decided we did not want to do business with this guy. My wife suggested we tell the manager we wanted someone else, but I was done w/the place. I mentioned to another employee we were leaving....as we were walking out I saw him walking out that back room.

    DISH - televisionserviceproviders - Updated May 2026

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