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    Frontier Internet

    Frontier Internet

    (432 reviews)

    Chinatown

    The service was good. The pricing / billing policies horrible. Even though some of these policies…read moreare industry standard, to me that does not afford any company cover. A bad policy adopted by one or everyone is still bad policy. My plan price dropped by more than half. It as that way for 9 months while i paid the old price. I had had calls with them and never was it mentioned we have a better plan / pricing for you if you're interested (many other companies ask this but not all). Only when i tried to cancel: The website MADE me call. Then of course they have wonderful pricing all of a sudden. Not only did they try to promote this dishonest practice, the level of attitude, i guess maybe they don't like it for a customer to criticize a policy. In any event..i'd rather pay more than the new price they finally offered than pay a clearly dishonest company any more money. My new plan is less than my original price with Frontier but more than what they offered to avoid my cancellation by $10/month. Money well spent. -sun 2026

    Anyone thinking about switching to Frontier (by Verizon)? Do yourself a favor and don't…read more We switched to Frontier (by Verizon). What's mess. Worked for several months. Then out of the blue, zero services - no Internet (we have jobs and kids who need access for school) and since TV came over the line, none of that either. Every morning, noon and evening I'd get a text saying restoration of service by X (i.e. 4pm the same day). After a day or two that showed itself to be a straight lie. No human to talk to on the phone, either. This baiting fraud went on for two weeks until we switched back to Spectrum. They owed me $7.01 per their recurring bill and kept it for months and months instead of just sending me a check. Eventually they sent a prepaid MasterCard I never requested containing my $7.01 which, if I activated, screwed me over with annual fees, etc. I finally got in touch with someone in the Philippines who said they'd send me a check; haven't gotten it yet - been about a week. Frontier is about the worst company with which i've had the displeasure of doing business. Shady and unfair business practices at every turn, in my view. Stay always unless you're a masochistic glutton for punishment. Consider yourself warned.

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    Spectrum

    (70 reviews)

    Mid-City

    Zero Stars, folks! G*d D*mn these sociopathic companies that…read morejust keep rolling with awful service, despite our complaints, surveys, major active class-action lawsuits, their data breaches, deceptive fee structures, and past severe liability cases! Who tf do they think they are? Not only was my service spotty as all get-out, but customer service and response was slow and never resolved my connection and data speeds. It's infuriating to have no service and you have to wait till morning to communicate this to them - then wait days (a week) for anyone to come out and investigate. But they sure knew how to take my money every 30 days and lock it in a few days beforehand. For those interested, I switched to Starry a couple/few years ago and never looked back... or at least I've tried not to! These Spectrum %#$* continue to send me junk mail on the daily! and most of it is under the name of someone who hasn't lived here for six (6) years! STOP SENDING ME YOUR TRASH MAIL! I'M SICK OF SENDING IT BACK TO YOU WITH "NOT AT THIS ADDRESS." These sociopaths couldn't respect me when I paid them for years and put up with the slow, splotchy service, payment issues and almost non-existent (we give a sh*t) customer service; and, they can't respect me now, after years of cancelling them and now enjoying satisfied service with Starry: faster, cheaper, responsive (yes, their app is THE WORST, as is their stupid AI dog) And Starry bills me relatively on the same day each month, not every 30 days (like Spectrum) so the date continues to change. Thank goodness for CHOICE! I was a bit afraid of the Verizon takeover of Starry; but, so far, it hasn't been disruptive.

    Apparently returning Spectrum equipment is a scavenger hunt now…read more I walked in carrying a pile of heavy equipment and did what generations of humans have been trained to do: I got in line. Crazy, I know. So there I am, standing behind several other people who had also made the radical decision to form a line, when I start noticing employees calling random names from around the store. People are wandering up from chairs, corners, and various mysterious locations like they've just won a raffle. After about 15 minutes, another customer finally informs us that you have to sign in when you arrive. Now here's the part that really impressed me: every employee in the store watched a group of us standing there holding heavy equipment for fifteen minutes and not a single person thought to mention this tiny little detail. Not one. It honestly felt like a social experiment. "Let's see how long these people stand here before they figure it out." The sign-in system itself isn't the problem. Plenty of places use one. The problem is watching customers clearly waiting for service and saying absolutely nothing. The good news is I eventually returned my equipment. The bad news is I now know more about human indifference than I did when I walked in.

    Spectrum - employee Priscella Guzman

    Spectrum

    (175 reviews)

    Hollywood

    This isn't necessarily an indictment of this particular Spectrum store -…read more my experience with the staff was fine. My frustration is with Spectrum's service and pricing as a company. After nearly 20 years as a customer, through all the mergers and name changes, I finally closed my account. It always seemed like rates kept creeping up, while long-time loyal customers were the ones paying the highest prices. New customers got the deals; existing customers got the shaft. The final insult was discovering that Spectrum doesn't prorate your final bill when you cancel. After two decades of loyalty, that left a particularly bad taste. A disappointing way to end what had been a very long customer relationship.

    I don't often leave negative reviews, but after spending the past two months trying to resolve a…read moresimple issue, I feel like this experience is worth sharing. This is about the service as a whole, not this particular store. I canceled my Spectrum Internet service just four days into a new billing cycle. During my cancellation call, I was told that I would receive a prorated refund for the unused portion of the month. That wasn't just mentioned in passing--it was documented in the notes on my account. When more than a month passed without receiving the refund, I called back. The second representative reviewed the account notes, confirmed that I should be receiving a prorated refund, and opened a formal issue on my behalf, even providing me with an issue number for reference. A few days ago, I received an email stating that my issue had been closed and that I would receive a $0 refund because my account "does not meet the criteria outlined in our credit policy." I called a third time and was eventually connected with a manager. He explained that Spectrum's policy has been not to prorate service for roughly ten years and walked me through the terms and conditions. I appreciate him taking the time to explain the policy, but that wasn't really my concern. My concern was that I had now been told twice--by two different representatives--that I would receive a prorated refund. The second representative even confirmed the first representative's notes and escalated the issue. If the policy has truly been in place for a decade, then this doesn't seem like an isolated mistake by a single employee. It seems like a training or communication issue. What disappointed me most was that the resolution seemed to focus on notifying the original representative about the miscommunication rather than taking ownership of the customer experience. When I pointed out that this appeared to be a broader management or training issue, I was told that the representative wasn't someone the manager supervised. At that point, it felt like everyone was willing to acknowledge that Spectrum had given me incorrect information, but no one was willing to take responsibility for the consequences of that misinformation. This review isn't really about the amount of the refund. I can accept a company having a policy I don't like. What I have a much harder time accepting is being told one thing, having it documented in my account, having it confirmed a second time, spending months following up, and then ultimately being told, "Actually, no," with no meaningful accountability for the time and effort that process cost. If Spectrum doesn't prorate service, that's their policy. Customers should simply be told that from the beginning.

    Spectrum Store - isps - Updated October 2026

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