Customer service is top notch !! Each time I have called, the technician has been incredibly…read morehelpful, never rushes through the call and solves my issue. Most recently, Nathan assisted me and once again was impressed with their service !

I have been using this service for about 4-5 yrs. Never had an issue, never lost service and have…read morealways been helpful when I've called for help. best price in the area for bundles too.

Aaron and Myles went out of their way to help my husband and myself..... we will be returning to…read morethis store for whatever services we need for now on.

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 I own it and it hasn't outdated in 3 years and I am sure I will get many more years out of it.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.

Very polite and informative. Answered all my questions regarding the purchase of a new phone.read more

I love wow Great customer service…read moreThey care about customers And we need to get behind this company My service never goes out The rates are great. Best internet 2025!

called due to an outage and the csr had the nerve to tell me I need to do what he says or he won't…read morehelp. I understand Arabic men crap on their women but I am an American and will not stand for that. when I called him out and told him I will not speak to him due to his actions, he stayed condescending until I asked for a supervisor, to which is attitude changed. needless to say I wasn't buying it. "Etan" is a horrible foreigner, sorry to any and all that have to speak with him. negative 5 stars for wow

The worst customer service I have ever received. My credit…read morecard expiry ran out, so they emailed me they needed to update my card. I wrongly assumed I could email them the new expiry date. Instead of replying that they can't update it that way, they canceled my internet. BTW I spent a good two hours monkeying around trying to fix it on my end before I gave in and called for support, to find out I had been canceled. When I called to give them a new card and state that if this was communicated to me I would have called with the updated information. Instead I had a extremally ignorant woman over talking me and putting me on hold so I couldn't have my say needless to say that didn't end well. The only reason they are in business is because rural communities had no other choice. Thank GOD, for Cogeco Cable! Their tech support is any better, numerous times I have called about slowness, or not connecting. There first response is it's your issue not theirs. If you aren't tech savvy they have their customers dazed and confused on how to proceed. When 99% of the time it's on their side. One more month of this and I am free of Wave Direct.

TL:DR; a mixed bag…read more Was sold and purchased 25 Mbps down, 3 Mbps up. Initial speed tests were not good. Extremely variable; often times no faster than 4 Mbps down, and less than 1 Mbps up. I noticed that I seemed to max out at 15 Mbps down and 2 Mbps up. WaveDirect have a package that matches this service profile. I thought that was too coincidental. I inquired, and sure enough, I was on their 15/2 service and was told this was the maximum they could provide at my location. I work from home, and like many others these days, I spend a majority of my time on Zoom and Teams calls. Upstream is important. I complained, and they modified my profile to provide up to 3 Mbps up as a compromise. They couldn't provide more on the downstream. During regular casual use (YouTube, web surfing, etc...), it was *okay*, not great. Very inconsistent. Wildly variable ping times. Sometimes I could cloud game on it (Google Stadia), but usually, it was too pixelated and laggy to be able to. Whenever it rained heavily, service would be knocked out. In the mornings and evenings speeds were *very* slow; 1-2 Mbps down at times, less than 1 Mbps up. When I was able to start using the connection for work, it was again, choppy and inconsistent. Most of the time it would be fine (but not fast), often times borderline unusable (choppy audio, freezing video). Once my 1 month trial was up, I asked if they could extend it by a week because I hadn't had much time living with it for work purposes. I was told no. Reluctantly, I decided to sign a one year contract for $99 rather than pay the $199 no-contract fee. Contract terms were also confusing; I was told this, first: An immediate cancellation-2 Year/Full penalty when committed is $450 (Under a Year/If paid within 2 weeks can be reduced) ** Complete Under One Year = Cancellation Fee of $200 ** Complete One Year = $50 I found this slightly confusing, so I asked for clarification when agreeing to continue service. I was then told they had changed things to $15/month for each remaining month in your contract. That was a factor in choosing to sign for one year. The next 6 weeks weren't great. My router (eero) runs a speed test almost daily, so I had a running log of performance. 5/2 was the average. There would be good days where it hit 14/3 or 10/2, but there were far more days of 4/1 or even 3/1. Steaming video services would buffer frequently. I reduced quality settings in every streaming app that I could. Storms are frequent in this area of Canada, and we would have outages that would often last 5-10 minutes. I decided to call WaveDirect to cancel. I asked if any accommodation could be made on the cancellation fee, as it just wasn't working out, and I had expressed concerns before. I was told it would be $450, which contradicted what I was told when I signed up. Then I was offered the $15/month for the remaining contract term (11 months). They informed me that because I hadn't called to complain about service outages, they couldn't compromise on the fee. Frankly, I would have been calling them almost daily. When I did have to call technical support to authorize my personal router (twice), no one ever answered the phone. I had to leave a message and they would eventually call me back. I never received any response to my text messages either; a newer option they advertise on their recently revamped website. WaveDirect was a mixed bag of mostly average, somewhat acceptable service, with frequent service disruptions, inconsistent communication and somewhat misleading business practices. I feel like they did their best as far as the actual *service* goes, given technology constraints, but they could improve the other areas of their business a little bit, too. I would only recommend them if you're okay with the above, or if you literally have no other option. If you're a casual user who isn't relying on the internet for virtually everything (work, entertainment, etc...), they may suit you just fine.

Oxio is great. I have been with them for 6 months after 20 years with teksavvy uping the price…read moreslowly. One month free when you sign up to Oxio when you use this code RTRHFEE

Move to new place May 2nd. Call customer support to setup internet in new place. Turns out I need a…read morecoaxial cable installed. Agent says he can't book that day, but to call again tmr? Call May 3rd @8:48pm to setup technician appointment. Wait for 21 minutes before giving up, will call again tomorrow. Call May 4th @4:28pm to setup appointment. Agent tells me I'm actually booked in for a visit May 4th 4-8pm? Was never told this would happen but welcome and convenient! Call back @7:48pm and wait for 30mins for Agent to tell me I was never setup for an appointment and quoted a system error? No problem, figured it might not happen today. Agent helps to setup appointment for May 5th 4-6pm. Call on May 5th @5:51pm and wait for 20 minutes for agent to tell me i was never booked for May 5th 4-6pm, but rather I'm booked for May 6th 4-8pm - again, without my knowledge. Time doesn't work for me, re-arranged for May 7th 8-12pm. Asked for a confirmation email before hanging up, and it was the only time I received confirmation by text/call/email for an appointment. After 6hrs of waiting for a technician that was never coming, I'm afraid that number will become 10hrs soon. There has to be something wrong with the booking system, please fix so nobody else has to go through this. It might even help your 30-minute customer service queues if I don't have to call 5 times in 4 days :)