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Spectrum

(100 reviews)

Tyler was recommended by another Spectrum associate. He is very knowledgeable, patient, and…read morehelpful! He has helped me with many concerns and questions about our tv cable plan and phone usage too.

If you ever want to understand exactly why Spectrum reviews in Hawaii look the way they do... just…read morevisit the Mililani Town Center location. I came in around 12:00 PM with the simplest task imaginable: just to return a modem. That's it. No tech support, no complicated request -- just drop off, confirm, leave. But apparently even that is a journey. When I walked in, there was one lady slowly walking around the floor, occasionally telling people to "please wait"--almost like a hall monitor but with less urgency. Meanwhile, I watched two employees walk out from the back, tap around on their computers for a bit, and then... disappear right back into the back room. Not sure if they were on a side quest, but whatever it was, it wasn't helping customers. Then came the next highlight: a customer walked straight in, went up to the employee at the desk, and was told to "sign in, there's already 10 people in the queue." Ten. People. Waiting. While only two employees were actively helping anyone, and three casually hung out in the back like it was a break room. To add to the experience, one of the two employees was "talking story," chatting casually instead of helping anyone. Honestly, it would be great if staff were proficient, focused, and aware that customers are literally waiting right in front of them. Priorities! But here's what bothered me the most: About 60-40% of the customers were elderly, many just trying to pay a simple phone bill. I was sitting on a chair nearby, and I could hear the grandmas talking about how they don't have the time or energy to wait this long. You could genuinely feel their frustration, and honestly? I felt for them. For a lot of these kūpuna, this isn't just "an errand" -- it's taxing. And yet Spectrum continues to market themselves as: "The most reliable Internet you can count on. It's only everything." Everything... except customer service, efficiency, and basic compassion, it seems. How They Can Improve * Increase active staffing during busy hours -- not just bodies in the building, but staff actually helping customers. * Limit casual chatting during peak times. Talking story is great... just not while 10+ people are stuck waiting. * Create a streamlined line for simple tasks like equipment returns and bill payments. * Prioritize elderly customers with faster service options or dedicated assistance. * And most importantly: align the in-store experience with the reliability they keep advertising. Final Thoughts I walked in disappointed and walked out fully understanding why this location has the reputation it does. Hawaii customers -- especially our elderly -- deserve better. Spectrum can fix these issues, but only if they choose to actually show up for their own customers.

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Servpac

(15 reviews)

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Small business owner here. I had both Hawaiian Telcom and Oceanic business class service for…read moreInternet and wanted a faster, more reliable connection than DSL or Cable modem. Both companies offer dedicated access but it was mind boggling expensive. In my research I found Servpac dedicated internet access through their Luhina subsidiary. After much consideration, we went with a 20x20 circuit from Servpac. From what I understand, Servpac leases the physical lines wholesale from Hawaiian telcom's central office to my office but the internet connectivity is by Servpac. From contract signing to live circuit was just over a week. HT engineers install the twisted wire cabling from the telecom closet to my network system and then Servpac engineers installed the networking hardware that terminates to Ethernet. Everyone involved both on the HT and Servpac side was really professional. We had our static IP information programmed in our firewall prior to install so the connection went live as soon as the Ethernet was plugged in. Overall a great process from start to finish with Servpac. I am happy the big telcom companies have some competition now. Businesses need more choices and incumbents like HT and Oceanic should not just get a pass because they are the only choice. I'll be canceling my DSL circuit with Hawaiian Telcom. I hope the cancellation will not result in billing errors as we have experienced in the past with them. Servpac also offers voice over IP service for your phone lines. We'll consider that in the future. Mahalo to Richard + his staff!

If I could rate this company with zero I would. DO NOT ENGAGE with this company. Run away. They…read moretalk a good story but implementation and service is the worst I have experienced in 30 years in business. The call the center is in the Philippines. When you need local help you need to go through layers of "so-called" offsite help. When you need a tech to be onsite especially when doing the cutover. They told us you can do it yourselves. That didn't work and now they are sending a tech over since our phone service still doesn't work when we asked several times for a tech to be onsite. It has taken us over a month from porting to still not having phone service. Their solution is that you have to buy more services which then takes LONGER to implement. I get companies are enamored with saving money with outsourcing, but at the end you end up losing clients with the crappy service. Wake up ServPac. We are trying to help local companies, but you need to step it up!

Sandwich Isles Communications - isps - Updated October 2026

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