The people who are in control of billing are absolute theives. On my final bill I was told that I…read moreowed $40+ and asked if I could use credit card to pay it. All my previous payments were through chequing account. Then I find out that they made another charge to my credit card and told me that they did this because it was on my account. They did this without my authorization or notifying me. I told them that they need to reverse this charge but they say they cant. The director of operations was suppose to call me back and never did. Don't do business with this group of theives.

Before Telus and Shaw were internet providers, Nucleus had a modest dial in service to connect…read moreusers to email and the text based web. Now over twenty years later Calgary's first ISP still provides top notch service with accessible internet at an accessible rate. When I signed up for a year of service I had to visit their office to pick up the free modem rental. I was delighted when the receptionist called for someone to bring me the paperwork and was met with a polite representative that shook my hand. Followup phone calls have been equally pleasant and personable. Unlike call center drones the staff at Nucleus have a real relationship with their customers and treat them better than billing numbers. I really appreciate this seldom seen type of service in such a competitively priced market! The internet service in itself has been fast and ultra reliable. Their basic service is less expensive than Telus and Shaw!

The acreage I live on has limited options for high speed internet: satellite, and Platinum…read moreCommunications. No DSL or cable is available. I've read a lot of bad reviews for the satellite services out there, typically due to them being massively oversold, and way slower than advertised. And while I go with Bell Satellite TV, and they DO offer satellite internet, they DON'T in all parts of the country (including mine). So that being said, I've gone with Platinum for several years now. In my area, Platinum is a wireless network that relies on line of sight between your house mounted dish, and one of their towers. I maybe was sceptical of this setup at first, but it's been surprisingly solid and reliable almost all the time. However.... as good as Platinum once was (and it was great), it too now seems to be massively oversold. I guess they can't say no to a sale, and because of that, the download speeds I'm getting are absolutely horrible. You can see the Speed test photo I uploaded for evidence of how bad it can be (.09 mbs). But rest assured, .25 mbs during prime time is about it. Sometimes I think I'm on dial up. And forget about streaming a movie! I download movies overnight for viewing the next day... Anyhow... Platinum was once good, and they may be good again if they can find a balance between sales, and network performance. In the mean time, I'm waiting for other options. Platinum: it's only a matter of time before better options take over, so figure it out, before you are obsolete.

As per the other reviews, since Platinum has taken over EFirehose they have forgotten that they…read morehave customers. 27 hours of downtime over the past 5 days, 5 separate calls to technical support with a phone message and not one reply. Sales and all other numbers do not pick up either so I think that they may be close to closing if there are no employees that can answer a call. Corporate support (we are a corporate client) actually just rings, no VM no hold no nothing.

IT is an industry that isn't short of options - much like trades, it's an easy business to get…read moreinto. A computer, an internet connection, some tech applications and you're in business. I think one needs to be careful who they choose to work with - things like up-time of our tech, applications and software are important, but so is an effective working relationship, something the team at TWT is great at. I met Shawn Freeman and TWT Group about four years ago. Our needs aren't extensive - our company is a two man operation. TWT Group has treated us really well. Where some companies ignore their smallest customers, TWT Group has a way of making us feel like one of their biggest and most valued. Over the year's I've had the pleasure of meeting a number of their staff - all very personable and willing to solve my random problem. I really appreciate their willingness to find a solution. So yes, we're very happy with TWT Group and we confidently refer them to our own clients and connections. I wouldn't hesitate to reach out to them.

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I ordered a new phone online...however I can't figure out how to place the sim card so I went to…read morethe Roger's store in this location since it's convenient at the time... Ash was the one who helped me and very satisfied very knowledgeable.. I would definitely go there in the future...

#109: I know how thrilled anyone is to go to a mobile phone store in North America because you know…read moreyou will just get (insert term of endearment here) over. They always try to oversell on accessories for the new phone you were forced to buy that you did not need or want. Then, the plans, where does it end? It's an evil necessity; nothing like the experience I've had with Virgin Mobile, T-mobile, 3, Comviq in Europe which are more pay-as-you-go friendly (with great flexible, inexpensive plans). That in mind, I recently visited the Chinook Centre location of Virgin Mobile (which runs on the Bell GSM Network in Canada as opposed to the Sprint CDMA Network in the US) to inquire about a plan for my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition SM-P605 Phablet. As it is, I use ROGERS voice/data, etc. for my Note 3 SM-N9005 since it's a corporate account but I was looking to have another account with a non-ROGERS provider to allow maximum coverage when I travel throughout Canada. The representative recommended just using a data plan to augment the corporate account since I can still use Skype or other voip apps on my devices. He was very thorough in explaining the month-to-month plan and it's tiered cost. The process took less than 10 minutes. Within 10 minutes of that, I had service on my phablet. It's almost like Virgin Mobile think it's not in North America or something. The experience is similar to what I receive in Europe. I'm not sure if we are allowed to mention specific people but the male representative whose name starts with an M is very knowledge and friendly. Is that TMI? OMG, LOL. Sorry, I was texting when I typing this review. You can visit this stores site information, http://www.virginmobile.ca/en/support/find-a-store.html?V=on&itcid=NAV:69

Shout out to today's, (Thursday, May 3), South Centre Virgin Mobile Guys at Kiosk. You two were…read morestellar under fire and complicated, agitated circumstances ... all due to the worst customer service on the planet from Best Buy. Thank you for your patience and graciousness in helping my friend; which led to peaceful and perfect resolution of the situation! You guys raise the bar for Customer Service!!

Shaw made it right with me 100%. One star off for the fact the service was really poor while i had…read moreit and the fact i had to go through CCTS to get my money back

Screaming Fast Internet For Me. My old modem was degrading over time so I called and in 2 days…read morethey dropped off the new and took the old. I set it up then called, they connected and Boom! I then went and bought a 3rd party router, called shaw and had them set their modem (the one I installed) to Bridge Mode (Lets the internet pass through your shaw modem straight to your personal router). Personally I wouldn't rely on anyones hardware and would recommend buying a Router if your internet provider can bridge your modem.

I ordered my Filipino Channel (TFC - The Filipino Channel) IPTV Video on Demand (VoD) here in…read moreCalgary and I am very happy with this product and services. Thank you very much.