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    Blue Stream Fiber

    (404 reviews)

    Bluestream activated in my condo unit yesterday. And to be honest with you, I didn't know anything…read moreabout fiber optic. My HOA contracted with them, so there's no choice. My eyebrows raised last year when I heard that the cost was reduced only because of a long term contract, I said oh boy, hope they're good. So anyway, yesterday was the day. Tech was a sweetheart. Skilled as well. I saw that cable cords were no longer necessary, as fiber optic uses wifi. So, there's a connector to my outside wall, a gray box modem mounted on an inside wall, and a small gray node thing plugged into my electric outlet, which connects my ethernet cord to my CPU. In the living room with the TV, just a small box and one cord to the TV. Gray box modem has indicator light spots for 5 spaces. Mine lights up 3, with a 4th flashing. I asked if that's normal, they said yeah. Internet seems fine. But the TV, I noticed, right off the bat had kind of a latency/lag when you scroll through the menu, he said that's normal. (Well, it wasn't normal for Xfinity). Then throughout the whole night the screen would freeze and go to the blue circle loading, and eventually it shut down altogether saying I'm not on the network. I wasn't loving Bluestream at this point, obviously. And I miss my old Xfinity remote that was comfortable in my hand, had only a few buttons, and lit up like a Xmas tree when you shook it, so you can see it in the dark. This remote has like, 30 tiny things you can press (including the number buttons). I called CS, and was impressed. Right away you get a person, you get help, and you can understand them, and they seem to want to help you. They are available 24/7 she said, which is great. She has me unplug the box and plug back in, and she reset things on her end. That "fixed" it. But I got the distinct impression this is a common problem. She said it doesn't usually occur on the first day, though. So, I'm thinking, maybe I should google this company at this point, and I do, and there's all these bad reviews on yelp. I filtered BY DATE so as not to bias toward good or bad reviews, and all the most recent were bad. That's astonishing. So, I fully expect service to be interrupted at some point again, and they'll "fix" it again, but I'll just deal with it. My internet is fine, which is the main thing. I'm starting to wonder that with the TV, if this isn't a sign to start watching less TV. There might be a silver lining.

    I don't recommend Bluestream Cable, if you have a choice. Some days I lose my phone connection and…read moreother days and evenings no cable. What is their problem?. Their ratings are terrible, and now, WIFI is so slow plus service is interrupted every week. I don't think they can handle the problems and I don't want to pay for no service, so often. I also don't want my tv to go off when I step out of the room to get a glass of water.

    Primecast

    Primecast

    (1 review)

    I've used five internet service providers over the past 10+ years: Earthlink, Omantel (based in…read moreOman), SBC Global, Prodigy (based in Mexico), and Primecast. I currently use Primecast, which I had to start using because my apartment community was run by a management company that only offered one "choice". Whenever I would call the four previous ISPs, I would be asked a series of yes/no questions to help the tech support person on the other end of the phone identify what the problem might be. Unfortunately, this hasn't been my experience with Primecast. Normally, when my internet goes out, I call Primecast, I give tech support my account information, and they tell me whether or not the apartment complex where I live is experiencing internet issues, in which case I'm given a rough estimate on when the issue will be resolved. Sometimes, I'm not told whether or not the issue is effecting the apartment community, and I'm simply advised to reboot my router and modem or reboot my computer. On Monday morning of last week, my internet connection went out just before 8am - a serious problem for a telecommuter with a child who homeschools. Our connection was out until a little after 3pm when I called Primecast to find out what was going on. I was told by tech support that my connection was down, but during the conversation the connection started working. I was advised to restart my computer to avoid further problems. On Tuesday morning, my internet connection went out just before 8am AGAIN. This time I called Primecast immediately. I was not told of a complex-wide outage. Instead, I was told to unplug my modem and router. Then I was told to simply restart my computer. A little confusing, but after confirming that I just needed to restart my computer and not reboot my router or modem, I hung up, did what I was told, and my connection was up and running without any problems. Later that evening, I checked my voicemail and found several messages from Primecast. They had called to touch base on my internet connection. However, the last message said that someone would be coming to my apartment for a service request the next day, which I didn't ask for. So, I called Primecast to let them know that my connection was still working, and explained that a service request wouldn't be needed because. The person I spoke with told me that he was glad I called to stop someone from coming out because I would've been charged $85. When I asked why I was having internet problems, he told me that the issue was on their end. On Sunday morning, my internet connection was out from 3am (I work odd hours) to 10am. So, I called Primecast to see what was going on. The conversation I had with the first tech support specialist didn't last long. The call had been disconnected after I confirmed that my cable was in the LAN 1 port but couldn't confirm if the same cable was in my laptop or my router. So, I called again, and got a different tech support specialist. I explained what happened during my last call, but she couldn't find a record of the call, which she confirmed wasn't Primecast protocol. Hmmmm, maybe the guy hung up on me and didn't want to document the unprofessionalism. So this new tech support specialist started giving me instructions for checking to see if the problem might be with my router, but the instructions were for troubleshooting a wireless internet connection, WHICH I DON'T HAVE. She apologized for making the assumption, but we'd been talking for a good 10 minutes before she asked which type of router I was using. Lame. So after getting her instructions, I checked my connection and noticed that I was able to use the internet by connecting my computer to my modem without using a router. I called Primecast later in the day and explained. I was told that the wired router that Primecast gave me (the one I'd been using before it apparently when kaput) was mine to keep, and that my choices were to buy another router at a store or have Primecast install a second modem for $100+ (which included the $85 charge for the service visit). Or, I could buy the Primecast insurance pack for $9.95/mo for 12 months, which would allow someone to come out and install a second modem for "free"; and she also explained the other benefits I'd receive with the insurance pack. Unfortunately, because Primecast had been giving me different reasons for my internet problems over the week, and because I'm used to a more systematic way for tech support specialists to troubleshoot my internet problems, I don't trust that the issue has to do with my router; and since I'm not a techie, I can't really prove it. So, I'm going with a larger, more established ISP.

    Fluent

    Fluent

    (2 reviews)

    If you are thinkings of working here do not bother. They are unprofessional. After receiving a…read morejob offer I was ghosted and then received no explanation of why. I have been a professional for 35 years and have never seen such terrible business practices. Stay away! Go to another dispensary like surterra right across the street. They not only have better quality and larger variety of products they treat their employees with much more respect. Stay away!

    So this was my favorite out of all 3 fluent locations Ive visited. Lake worth, Coral and this. Even…read moretho the guard was a little rude about guiding me to the checkout desk, and specially since the medical protocol is to verify my VALID medical ID at the entrance desk, I too understand it is ridiculous and it should be like at legal adult use dispensaries where you can just walk in to the only desk, and even so some of those still have front desk for US IDs but anyway that is all besides the point, The budtender was very nice and he fixed my profile even tho I couldnt pick up any flower because apparently shake counts as bud at some dispensaries and my prescription is now topped off until next month, but that is too besides the point because it was at sunnyside and not here. It would be a 5 star if the cartridge I picked up here would have been new but it was 1/4 empty and was missing the cap I will post pictures tomorrow. Other than that Fluents cartidges are still my favorite regardless was people say I still have not had any fail me and if I ever do Ill be ready with an empty cartridge and syringe to transfer the juice. Other than that their bud is still good. And the gels were not bad either.

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