RAMON@Spectrum has the patience and heart of an angel! His…read moreprofessionalism and skills helped me tremendously! Thank you Spectrum for hiring such a kind, knowledgeable and helpful employee! Andrea Johnson

So after explaining everything to the spectrum service representative, and shutting down my…read moreservices that I never used. Spectrum gave me the middle finger again by charging me the full outrageous amount. 129$ for a landline ‍. Suggest again that anyone should seek and use a different provider.

I'm surprised at the very few reviews given the variety of services Microcom provides. I've been a…read moreDISH customer for more than twenty years, and except for the consistently rising prices, I'd have to say I've been satisfied. I had a Microcom technician ( Renee ) bring me a new DISH receiver last month and we got to talking about Internet service. He recommended Starlink. I had never heard of Starlink but after some Internet research I decided to give them a try. For twenty years I've been using Verizon cellular connections. At first I was impressed but gradually over the years my service has been less and less impressive. Over the past few years my Verizon service has become less and less tolerable. The single issue is speed. My download speed is consistently between 1 and 2 mbs ( megabits per second ). On a good day, during off-peak hours, it might range between 4-7 mbs. On what's become a truly rare occasion it might hit 10 mbs, but I can't remember the last time it was that fast. And don't think the issue is with my equipment. I have a very strong cell signal booster installed. Between my wife and myself we have two cell phones, two Ipads, and three MiFis ( cellular modems ) and they all record the same speeds at any given time. I installed the Starlink system a few days ago. The install was relatively easy. Aiming the dish isn't a problem because the dish has motors that can rotate the dish and change its angle to the sky in order to optimize signal reception. For example, upon powering up, the dish immediately rotated 180 degrees and tilted back a little. I must have checked speeds twenty times in the past two days and the speeds I've experienced have ranged between a low of 95 mbs to a high of 175 mbs. The equipment cost is competitive ( around $500 ), the system is pretty 'slick', the quality of the hardware seems first rate, the monthly service charge is reasonable ( $120 per month ), at least given my Verizon alternative, there are no meaningful data limits ( 2 terabytes ), no contract, no cancellation penalty, and a thirty day, money back, guarantee, but the truth is that the reliable connection speed should be selling point enough. I got my Starlink equipment from Microcom in Hilo. The staff, both on the phone and in person, were all knowledgeable and very helpful. Renee is an outstanding technician and if you didn't feel up to doing the install yourself, I'm sure he'd do a great job. I couldn't be a more satisfied customer. This is one of those cases where I'd give Microcom and Starlink ten stars if I could.

I signed up for Direct TV April 2nd. I spent hours at the store then on the phone with a sale…read moreexecutive who quoted me prices and packages. When the onsite technician came to install they told me that I needed much more than I was told. Them worst part was that they said it would cost me 20.00 for installation and it was 90.00. They do not know what they are talking about and when I went back to confront the manger with the situation she did NOTHING. I would never recommend these people they do not know what they are doing.

Overall I've had a good experience with Verizon and haven't had any issues with service or my…read moreaccount. Everything works as it should, which I appreciate. The only downside was the long wait at the store -- it wasn't even busy, but it still took a while to get helped, which was a little frustrating and felt like there just weren't enough employees working. Other than that, no real complaints. If they improved wait times, it would easily be five stars.

When I checked in at the kiosk it said there were 5 associates to help and there would be 0 minutes…read morewait. Well there are only 2 associates on the floor and no one came out to help for half an hour. I finally left without any assistance.

This was my GO TO PLACE for my wireless needs. Gaine was THE MAN even to get parts to rebuild an…read moreold obsolete phone and even sync it to my car which I thought wouldn't be possible. TOO BAD THEY CLOSED DOWN while no one reported this place has closed nor many internet sites still haven't updated yet even after many years has already passed.

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we were visiting from out of town and our phone broke and Lexi was so helpful and patient with our…read moreunique circumstances. I also couldn't help but notice how thoughtful and patient she was with the gentleman before us helping him try to figure out his phone. Transferring your phone and waiting can be a stressful process that she made it very easy and quick. All of the people inside of the T-Mobile were very helpful and very nice.

Poor service constant wifi issues many drop calls phone bill 3x what I was quoted, never worked on…read moreboth lines when we travelled internationally. Try mint instead at least the bill will be 1/3 the price without constant mis charges

I'm not sure people understand that being in a rural area means shoddy service. That doesn't mean…read morethe company is bad, persay, what it means is you get what you get. I'm not sure what people expect but when I did the research their service made sense. It uses the 4G network instead of satellite. The reason they push this is because IT'S more reliable THAN satellite. This is called logistics. It isn't personal. I like this company, I like what they had to offer, it's reliable and efficient for me and I run a home business. I also know how to troubleshoot the router/modem on my own based on google searches. This is how I learned that 4g, in rural ares, is a better option than satellite, for internet service. Not much better, but when you really have limited options, you have to do your own legwork. i like this company and I would reer them to a friend/family.

I called to exchange some equipment, as I'm using Viasat which is terrible, btw, no returned phone…read morecalls and when I went looking for them, they no longer have a physical address. Thankfully Starlink is now available and you can install it yourself