Best experience I've ever had, had an issue a while back using a hot spot service that failed and…read moredidn't work after paying 10 bucks and it stopped working on me couple days later. I couldn't get a refund or service back up so I vowed to never use Xfinity ever. Then one day my roommate got xfinity then said he was paying like 30 dollars for a gig of internet but wouldn't share it. So I decided to cut my price of paying 70 for barely 10 megabytes with Xfinity. I bought into their plan and got hella benefits and promotions for being military. They made the set up super easy. So simple and way easier than at&t, only complaint was the wait time to get the service but well worth, I set it all up on my own just pressed a few buttons and scanned some bae codes and the system pretty much handled everything. They also included a streaming service bundle for so many apps. Highly recommend.

I don't usually spend much time writing reviews, but felt it was important to do so here. Changing…read morefrom my providers (Ziply for internet, T-Mobile for phone) to Xfinity (for a special intro package offer) was the worst decision I could have made. Xfinity's wireless was horrific - crashing on an hourly basis and running slow. The cell phone coverage wasn't as bad, but not at all great. And when I called the customer service line (twice) for technical assistance all they did was transfer me to their overseas office, and I got salesmen (not technicians) trying to UPSELL me. Just terrible. Absolutely don't use Xfinity services. Yikes!

Dimitri was knowledgeable, friendly, fast and reasonably priced. He offered some ideas for our…read morestarlink cable install and did a superb job getting us set up!

Dmyitri did a great job installing our Starlink. Nice clean installation inside and out. We would…read morerecommend his services.

I signed up for Xfinity thru them, and when my contracted ended I called them again. Vick was the…read moreone that answer this time, and I'm so grateful that he did. He went above and beyond, giving me advice on ways to save money on internet service, like buying my own modem and router for cheep (I've been told the modem cost over $100 dollars, so its better to just rent it out from internet provider). Great service!!!

I signed up for Comcast service last night over the phone and they told me I could stop by any…read morestore to pick up my equipment. I thought this location was the closest and stopped by only to find out that "Authorized Dealers" can only give you equipment if you sign up directly with them. This stop was a conplete waste of my time.

Nick at the Website Center did a fantastic job on developing our website from scratch…read more He listened to what I wanted and then gave me options on how to create it. He was there whenever we needed him. Being a start up and on a limited budget, he never gave me a sales pitch or tried to have me spend more. He educated me, always gave me options, and stood by his services. I have worked with many people through out my journey of starting my own business and Nick has been the one I value the most. Without him and the job he did, I really don't think my business would have happen. There is no other company in my eyes when it comes to website design and development.

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I came to MegaPath twice for business meetings. The people I interacted with were great…read more There is no parking at all at this location so you have to find a paid street parking spot, a parking garage or paid lot somewhere nearby.

Megapath is a sorry substitute for Speakeasy. All of the sophistication and no-nonsense excellence…read moreof Speakeasy is gone, replaced by a shambolic ineptitude and corporate dysfunction that made Comcast look like a good idea. I had DSL from Speakeasy for a decade and then several years of business voice and DSL from them before they were subsumed into Megapath. I signed my last three year contract with them in October of 2013 and have been trying to get them to cancel my service for more than a month since it ended. First they offered to have the Cancellations department call me to send a shipping label for the equipment I leased from them. When that call failed to materialize, I called them again and they told me that they had renewed my contract without my consent. I have invited them to take me to court for it. Perhaps you will do better with them. Every big corporation has earned some nasty reviews, including my current ISP. Even so, I am ditching Megapath for their ongoing inability to provide reliable voice and data services and their equivocation during my last service interruption. I elected to get service from Comcast after my latest outage where my retail business had no internet service for four days. My shop uses cloud-based POS software and authorizes credit card purchases over the net. I was obliged to buy a mobile hotspot to keep things working during the outtage. During that time, Megapath tech support expressed confusion that I had voice but not other net service working and denied that the problem was something anyone else was experiencing. After a day or two of this, they admitted that the issue was known and widespread and that they were trying to resolve it and would call me back. They did not call back and my efforts to call for updates got me nowhere. In fairness, many of their tech people came from Speakeasy and are smart and decent people but the business side of the operation is too much for me. Perhaps they'll squeeze the money for their so-called contract out of me after litigation. Because the tech folks are so decent, I probably would have continued suffering the bad connectivity--the copper lines and related hardware in my area are leased from Centurylink and can't be relied on in rain, and it rains all the time here--but the fact of the matter is that when I described my outtage to them, they pretended that it was a unique occurrence instead of a widespread, already known issue. They weren't selling me a reliable connection, and when they lost my trust, there was nothing left to keep me from trying a different broadband technology from a different giant corp.