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    Level 3 Communications

    1.8 (4 reviews)

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    2 years ago

    This business make unsolicited spam calls in mass to people who are on the national do not call list. FCC need to shut them down for good.

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    Not sure why this place has such a low rating. I came in to compare prices for new internet since…read moreI've recently moved. The whole process was quick and painless. Download the app, create your account, and everything else is pretty much there. I was given my router, and Jessica was transparent about prices. She even went above and beyond to make sure I'm getting the best pricing. The only con I see is the horrible, congested area it's located in, but what can you do when Trader Joes is right there.

    Arrogant and disgusting customer service. I was having…read moreissues with the unlocking of my SIM card from my former carrier over to Cox. After each carrier blamed the other for the inability to unlock the card, and after having been transferred from one agent, department to the next without the agent explaining the situation to the former, I was left to continue repeating myself?! Finally, I headed out to the Hillcrest location. These two men there, one in his mid thirties; the other late 30's had these arrogant attitudes as if I were inconveniencing them?! They said "you will have to call them, Spectrum , to get them to unlock the card." We can't do anything to help you?!" Back and forth both Spectrum and Cox blamed the other. Now just how am I supposed to call them without service?! I don't know what to tell you, but you can't come in here and expect to use our phones to get your card unlocked?!?" I said absolutely nothing more. I got up from my seat and walked out the door. Look into AT&T, Verizon, or any other carrier. Save your time and money. There are SO many other companies that will compete for your business and are concerned with customer retention. This business couldn't care less about obtaining your business, let alone retaining it.

    Spectrum

    Spectrum

    2.4
    (97 reviews)

    I had T-Mobile for 2 years and before that Verizon for 20. Since coming to spectrum in November of…read more2025, my coverage stress has disappeared! My total bill for phone tv and internet, is under $90! I never drop calls, live on the beach and have total peace! If you're struggling with your provider, call Spectrum and get the connection you deserve. DK @stayinyurlane

    My family moved into our house almost 3.5 years ago. It's one thing to get mailers (that go…read morestraight to the recycling bin) every couple of months. It's another thing to walk into my house while my wife and I are working with contractors, interrupt, then - when discovered - resist leaving until I have to walk you to the curb and ensure you walk away. It's another thing to stand for 5 minutes knocking on a door with a NO SOLICITING sign on it before finally leaving...but waiting out on the sidewalk for several minutes afterwards. Yet it's another thing to keep coming every few of months - cosplaying as technicians (the sneakers are the giveaway) and entering our now-fenced off courtyard - for a clownishly aggressive sales pitch, then resist leaving the courtyard after hearing "no thanks, please leave now" from the property owners. But what happened last Thursday was another thing entirely: to hang out in a private driveway, stand outside a parked car, waiting for the owner and his child to exit the vehicle for several minutes, refusing to leave when asked (then told) to do so, and then mean-mugging your prospective customer through the windshield glass of his car for a couple more minutes before finally walking off....but not without further staring down your prospective customer...it's the establishment of an unthinkable new low. Listen Spectrum: I was never a fan. However, any chance of getting our business has been completely obliterated by your door-to-door sales team in Metro San Diego. The aggressive, persistent presence: annoying. The bro-speak sales pitch: slimy. The cosplaying as techs: creepy. The ignoring of direction to exit private property: criminal. The attempt to physically intimidate people while trespassing: hostile and criminal. I don't like this trajectory. You've been reported to the FTC. You've been reported to Spectrum Corporate. Next time it's San Diego Police Department.

    Level 3 Communications - isps - Updated July 2026

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