This'll be quick…read more Three nights ago, while waiting for the first of my scheduled online meetings (for which I was going to be remunerated), my internet went out fewer than five minutes before my first meeting. When I called Spectrum*, I learned that my service had been disconnected because I was moving out of the area. #TalesFromTheOutback It took about an hour, but with the help of Specturm phone rep Ed, who took my initial call and researched the issue before transferring me to Alfred Camacho on Spectrum's sales team, my internet was back up and running. Mr. Camacho, who I spent nearly all of my phone time with, alerted his supervisor to the situation, and they brought in their tech "jedi" (as Mr. Camacho called him) to resolve the issue. I needed to give up my evening meetings without warning, but [insert your favorite Forrest Gump quote here]. According to Spectrum's documentation which was explained to me regarding this issue, my new roomie who moved in earlier this week, to whom I hadn't (and still haven't to this day) said one effing word, was able to get my service - which only has my name on it - disconnected through a combination of whatever Spectrum had on file as my address plus whatever smoke my new roomie blew up Spectrum's a--. #ALaPeanutButterSandwiches I hate giving Spectrum* two stars (I've been using them for all but one of the six years I've been living in NYS) but it's only because they don't have enough employees like Ed and Mr. Camacho servicing this particular area. What happened above was the second or third time a Spectrum employee's decision made my life come to an unexpected grinding halt, however temporary, since my first call to set up service in The Bing (So, I was going to write up one of these puppies a few days after scheduling my installation last May). Spectrum is an internet powerhouse, and anyone on their staff who doesn't want to represent them as such deserves the 23 skidoo. 'Nough said. Thanks again, Ed and Mr. Camacho. You really know how to put out a fire. I hope you're both considered for future roles working with Spectrum trainees. Doing your jobs with 5-star professionalism, you deserve the recognition. *There's a Spectrum in Vestal, and I wouldn't put it past all this happening out there, but it's just that I don't live out there, so...

I wish I could leave less than one star. This company is beyond homophobic and transphobic. I…read morecalled and said my new (female) name not thinking about how my account was in my dead (male) name. Even after I could give all account information and tired explaining they cut me off whenever I tried talking telling me I should've thought about that before I called and my new identity is clearly not important since I didn't authorize that identity to receive information. Then told me they would flag my account if anyone with a "female" sounding voice called again and my service would be shut off and not eligible for turn on due to fraud. Bull shit company with even worse service.

This is without a doubt the worst internet provider. I was…read morewithout internet for 4 months. They offered me a free month, which did me no good since the problem wasn't fixed. They're still sending g me bills even though I canceled them and went to Hughes net. Much better.

We have had many problems with our landline telephone. The service technician never arrived at our…read morescheduled appointment. We have had no phone service for several days. We called for a new technician to come out. The first appoint is 20 days away.