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    4.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Provide Net

    Provide Net

    (3 reviews)

    Amazing place with great prices. The staff is super friendly and helpful and instead of having to…read morego through those annoying teleprompt stuff, you get someone on the phone right away! Great service where you can get help right away and techs will be there IMMEDIATLY.

    I've used Provide.net for over 3 years which is enough experience for me to give a good account of…read moretheir service. I didn't want to use Xfinity or AT&T (although Provide.net uses AT&T to provide their service) because I didn't want to be locked in a contract. I am month-to-month. At the beginning of my service, I bought a modem/router for $100 straight from Provide.net. This is great bc I do not pay a rental fee for the modem. I own it and it hasn't outdated in 3 years and I am sure I will get many more years out of it. My service costs me $40 a month. I pay every 3 months at once (this is how they do their billing) but that is fine for me. The service is DSL, but I see no difference between that and fiber/cable, which I have used in the past. Zero difference! So why pay more? I am streaming Netflix on one or two devices at the same time and someone else is probably using the Internet in the house too. The speed is fast. Everyone can do what they need to do. Also, in 3 years, I haven't had bouts of lost connection. The Internet is always working fine. It is 100% reliable. I am thankful for Provide.net because I can walk right into their storefront on Hewitt 10 minutes from my house and talk to a real human if I ever needed, which I don't, but I could. They are also not like corporate Xfinity puppet people, who totally suck! They are real guys who are totally upfront and casual to talk with. I'm never leaving Provide.net and highly recommend it to home Internet users.

    D & P Communications

    D & P Communications

    (15 reviews)

    UPDATE 2015 I must update my prior (2013) review. That…read morereview was written before I really knew much about our options in this rural community. We are barely outside the city limits and our options are (a) Frontier DSL, (b) satellite through something like Dish, (c) "fixed wireless" which I think D&P Communications is the only game in town. D&P sets itself apart from the others with transparency and honesty. When they say my service costs 70.99, my bill reads 70.99. In contrast, Frontier charges my mother in law ~25% in a long list of unexplained fees. If you get quotes from Frontier, they will not include the fees in the prices they quote and will even flatly say their policy is to not discuss fees. Furthermore, the D&P installation crew came out and told us we couldn't get 8 mbps, and that 3 might be more realistic. When we did get the service we averaged 5 mbps. Frontier? I believe them to be fundamentally dishonest and intentionally misleading. My mother in law's "6 mbps connection" through Frontier is throttled 24/7 to 1 mbps download/0.3 mbps upload. That's too slow for Skype (!). The problem with D&P is that they are expensive. Their 8mbps/2mbps package is $71. That's pretty steep in my book. Then comes the reality, buying internet in Adrian is like the South Park episode with the class mascot election between the Giant Douche vs. Turd Sandwich (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UthMHjoNyjA). There *are no great options.* Frontier's business model is to prey upon people who will pay any amount for internet, then they bait and switch, throttle connections, and hide fees. Satellite is really too limited in terms of data allowances (a concept ripe for corporate abuse & surprise bills). In the end, the honest company gets my money Yay! I'm a fan. 4 stars. They are too expensive for 5 stars. But consider the competition weighs in at 1 & 2 stars. =============================== ORIGINAL REVIEW (2013) I was signing up for their service yesterday when the "give us your SS number and all personal information" screen came up. I filled everything out and before hitting the send button I notice the web page was UNSECURED. So I called their customer support number and someone from the Adrian office answered (cool, a local!) and told them about it. The lady was really nice and said I had to come in anyway to sign an agreement, even if I did sign up online. The next day I went into their office to finish the deal. On the phone and in person their customer service seemed top notch. The lady I spoke to even surfed the actual connection speeds of my neighbors and found the fastest speed I could expect was 3 mbps. Cool, honesty from an ISP. That was too slow for our purposes, so I passed. I suspect this company is way, way better than Frontier (a pair of dixie cups and a string is better than Frontier) but they may be slower for rural folks than the over-the-airwaves services like D&L Communications. (2015 edit: D&P is an over-te-airwaves service in rural areas, I suspect they are slower than Satellite services). One thing they insisted on was that they don't slow down connection speeds during the day. This smells like BS to me, but they were emphatic about it. (2015 edit: this claim turned out to be true.) I gave them 3 stars because I had to to leave a review. Don't take the 3 stars too seriously. (2015 edit: I hadn't actually used the service yet when I wrote the last review, but had to leave a star rating to post a review).

    I hate making bad reviews, but talking to an engineer that could help but chooses not to, and then…read morerefuses to connect to a supervisor is unacceptable.

    DMCI Broadband - securitysystems - Updated August 2026

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