My family moved to Tennessee three years ago. Spectrum is the service most used in our area. We…read morehave been very pleased with our internet and cell service. In the last month I have visited the Spectrum Farragut Kingston Pike office twice. On my first visited I returned an extended wi-fi box , I was very pleased with the prompt service I received. Yesterday I went back to the same office because my cell phone was not holding a charge. My phone is now holding a charge and working and overall working very well. On both visits I dealt with Cash. He was extremely professional and seemed to really care about at my satisfaction. I was very impressed with Cash and would highly recommend him to assist you with your Spectrum account.

My wife and I switched over from AT&T cellular to Spectrum online when we brought our new home But…read moredidn't immediately activate them as we were contemplating upgrading our phones. We went to the Farragut location on Kingston Pike and dealt with Cash and his partner Daniel. They were extremely professional and seemed to really care about at our satisfaction. The store was nice, and during our Sunday afternoon visit not very busy. My wife and I were very impressed with both of them and would highly recommend either of them to assist you with your Spectrum account.

Salesman lied and said a technician would come to my house and set up my tv streaming. Actually…read morelied to the extent of giving me an appointment date and time. Never showed, so I called. Different salesman says they have no techs who go to peoples' homes! Everything is done over the phone or online. Just a big lie to make a sale. Avoid DirectTV like the plague

Finally...decent Internet service. They installed ATT Fiber Optic on March 31st.....there is about…read more150-180 feet of cable laying on the ground from the street up to our house. The installer said he put in a ticket for the crews to come bury the cable and it would be about 2 weeks. it is 2 weeks later....there is no order to bury the cable...there is no way thru their web site to get resolution....or to get an install scheduled. The installer flat out lied to me......I have been on the phone for over an hour with them....then they dropped my call.......I remember a time when one could semi respect an entity like ATT...resent them with a passion

This store sells Dish Network and Directv. All new customers are treated fairly with no sales…read moretactics of untruths! No activation fees or shipping fees like some places charge.

From the owner: Satellite Solutions is an authorized DISH Satellite television Retailer specializing in Satellite…read moretelevision and Internet service. Satellite Solutions is your local choice for DISH service. We are dedicated to serving the local community of Knoxville, TN. DISH is the best choice for value, technology and customer service. Call or stop by today and experience DISH.

Just lost all CBS channels. They have dropped other popular channels as well. Poor negotiations…read morefrom them. I'm cutting their services for streaming.

I had the misfortune of calling Charter inquiring about becoming a new customer. They have been in…read morethe process of running fiber down our road and subsequent salespersons have been carpeting the neighborhood with flyers for service. One such flyer caught my attention with an offer for 1Gbps service for $40 a month for 3 years. I even took a picture of it because I felt that was a phenomenal deal. I spoke with Sean/Shawn (he did not spell his name for me) from South Carolina. I will preface the rest of this letter with a statement that I also work in a contact center so I'm aware of the various sales tactics employed to upsell customers that call into them. I knew exactly what I wanted and I informed Sean, I didn't want anything else other than internet service, period. To which Sean informed me that he had no such deal to offer. Instead, Sean wanted to walk me through a list of questions to elicit upsell charges of which I wanted none of. At this point I was reminded of the adage "if it is too good to be true, it probably isn't..." For several minutes I go back and forth with Sean about the flyer that I have a picture of that states this offer to which Sean says does not exist. (I should also clarify. I am driving at this point so I cannot look up the picture.) Sean offers me an email address to send the offer to him directly to see if there's anything they can do to match the offer. It is at this point that Sean states the offer is probably a bundle deal. Meaning I can't get just the $40 a month service without adding on additional services I do not want. At this point I'm at a red light and I look up the picture I had taken of said offer and sure enough in very small print with an asterisk next to the offer lies the telling qualifying print "must purchase a bundle pack to receive the offer." At this point I am mad at myself for not knowing better and very frustrated with Charter's lack of transparency and ease of effort for their consumers. My frustration is not with Sean, yet. At this point I have been on the phone for nearly 20 mins and Sean is following his script trying to get me back on track for a sale. I know this because I also work in a call center to which I tell Sean the very same thing. Here's where things turn. I'm going to be generous to Sean here and I really shouldn't be. I'm going to assume that. Sean heard that I work at his call center, not a call center. Sean then tells me, a customer that is calling you looking to be a new customer, "look, if you work in the same call center as I do, then I don't understand why are you being so difficult with me? You're being a little difficult, um, because if you understand, like, it's really here. We're here really to save money." Wow I informed Sean that I don't work at your call center. I work at a call center. Presumably Sean realizes he screwed up and gets very quiet and I request a supervisor after asking if all of their calls are recorded to which he responded with yes they are. Several minutes pass and Xavier jumps on the line and makes the obligatory apologies for the bad service and that he will coach Sean as appropriate. And proceeds to ask me what it would take to earn my business today. To which the answer is simple. I wanted the gigabit service for $40 a month for 3 years as advertised sans all the fine print. I wanted the gigabit service for $40 a month for 3 years as advertised. And to Xavier's credit or his unwillingness to try, or I'm not sure which, he tells me no one can offer that. I have had Comcast Xfinity service for eight years and I have zero complaints about it. It is not 1Gbps fiber, but it works and it is reliable. I have zero intention of moving my business to Charter at this point along with three other family members and numerous other friends I know in this neighborhood who will share this story.

Literally the worst company I have ever had to deal with. Unfortunately, it's the only cable…read morecompany available to us. If I could give zero stars, I would. Horrible customer service, service throttled down constantly, no service at all way too frequently. This company will be out of business as soon as there is an alternative.