Service after the sale was nothing short of hideous. Our phones were dropping calls, inconsistent…read moreservice response time was slow and the response we basically got was "not my fault"! As a small business we needed a phone system that worked. The equipment was an issue also, but we could always update! Sayonara!!!

The owner, Val, is great to work with. She communications with me day or night. I know that if I…read moreneed anything, she's there to help.

Bullitt internet is the best! To all of us in Kalispell, Montana - Bullitt Communications is THE…read moremost affordable and fastest broadband internet connection you can get in the Flathead Valley. You never thought wifi plus phone, could be less than your Verizon Bill, until you got connected with Bullittcomm.com, right?

From the owner: Bullitt Communications specializes in wireless telecommunications. We are an internet service…read moreprovider, digital telephone company and commercial communications radio dealer.In 1993, Mobilfone was purchased from Weese Enterprises, owned by Sam and Shirleen Waldenberg. In 1995, paging and microwave assets were purchased from Weese Enterprises as well. At this time, Page Northwest was integrated into the company and the Kenwood radio line was added. In 1998, the company made a major leap from analog to digital. A digital switch was designed in house and the microwave was upgraded to digital links to provide clear audio from the switch to the remote radio and paging transmitters. Since that time, the Icom and Relm/BK radio lines were added and public safety communications became a priority. Maintenance and installation of 911 associated radios, microwave, telephone systems and radio dispatch consoles became and continues to be a mainstay.In 2012 Mobilfone and Page Northwest were changed to Bullitt Communications. This change reflects the move into internet and telephone service. An electronic accessory store was added to compliment our offerings. Today, Bullitt Communications is a regional leader in 911 and public safety communications in addition to providing internet service to our neighboors.Give us a ring and let us know how we can help you! 1-406-756-INET

I'm giving them three stars because in the past I've had a better experience, but today I stopped…read morein and the one guy working, Art, never greeted me. He did greet the guy who came after me. He mad eye contact twice and didn't say a word. He was able to answer the phone, but couldn't acknowledge me. I already had my purchase in hand and was ready to pay, mind you. I understand he was the only one working and I was patient, but there's no reason for completely ignoring me. Multi-task. When another co-worker showed up, 20 minutes later, she asked who was next. I advised I just had a quick purchase, but there was someone else who had been there before me. She was nice enough to let me get my purchase taken care of which probably took 1 minute,

Artem and The Manager were super amazing! Just nice guys who really helped me out. T-Mobile has…read moregreat customer service and I highly recommend.

I switched to MontanaSky from Spectrum, I felt I had no choice. They're internet is faster AND…read morecheaper, plus their office is located in Kalispell. Been with them for a while now and haven't had a need for support. Was really easy to get someone on the phone to update my payment method. THANKS MONTANASKY!!

Had some issues today hoping to remedy it, Fred reached out to me and solved the problemread more

I switched to MontanaSky from Spectrum, I felt I had no choice. They're internet is faster AND…read morecheaper, plus their office is located in Kalispell. Been with them for a while now and haven't had a need for support. Was really easy to get someone on the phone to update my payment method. THANKS MONTANASKY!!

Awesome internet service, great customer service, fast, reliable internet and great support! Thanks…read moreMontanaSky!

I would give them a minus 200 stars, if I could! Friday…read moreevening, February 6, 2026, I had landline phone service. Saturday morning through now, February 15, 2026, I have no phone service. I have spent over 5 hours over the past week attempting to find the problem online along with hours 'chatting' with some BOT on the other side of the planet. I did troubleshooting on my line but could only get as far as the internet so that I could schedule a repair ticket but then was unable to communicate online with anyone to let them know that the problem was with my phone, not internet. I finally was able to troubleshoot my phone but the response came back that 'unable to test phone when it is busy'. Duh! Now what am I supposed to do? So, I left the repair ticket as is and expected a technician as scheduled for Monday, February 9th. I woke up to an email from CL telling me that my ticket had been cancelled because 'there is an outage in my area'. I then went to chat with their BOT and they confirmed that there is an outage and it 'may' be repaired by 6:00pm on 2-10-26. Why was this outage not shown on their website and why was I not notified of this outage Saturday morning when it occurred? Instead I have wasted over 5 hours of my life attempting to do their job without success. I initially contacted the Montana Public Service Commission on February 16, 2024 with a similar complaint and now it's 2026 and we are still having to put up with this BS - local company with customer service located on the other side of the planet and customer is expected to go online and do their work. I am 82 years old and I don't have enough time left in my life to spend hours trying to stay on top of ever changing technology and chase links on their website to solve CenturyLink issues. Also, I depend on my landline for emergency purposes, should my 'flip phone' not be working. I'll bet if I quit giving them my 'local money', they would immediately terminate my 'local service' which they don't provide very well. This is the response I received from the Public Service Commission "The Commission's authority is focused on whether the company meets minimum service quality and safety standards set in law and rule; we cannot require them to staff a local call center or design their customer service systems in a particular way. That said, the kinds of issues you describe--such as taking two days to notify you of an outage, or expecting customers to spend hours navigating websites and automated systems--are exactly the types of problems we consider when evaluating whether they are meeting their obligations to customers." So, why haven't they done anything to require those minimum standards? It is now Sunday, February 15, 2026 and I still don't have phone service and no explanation on their website as to the problem other than "There is currently an outage in your area that may be impacting your service. The outage is expected to be resolved by February 16,2026 7:00 PM." And, this notification changes daily. It's seriously wrong when consumers have to put up with this from both the suppliers and the politicians who are supposed to protect the consumers from this type of abuse. After 2 years of attempting to address and correct these issues, I have received nothing but excuses. Perhaps we consumers as a group could achieve more. Is anybody interested?

Complete garbage!!! Customer service is worthless…read moreMy grandparents only have a land line and they need it as they live in the country. Service to their phone hasn't been restored in months and when the tech was called he said they fixed it when they never came out to do anything DO NOT RECOMMEND If I could do negative stars I would