I've used Ed since an ice storm in 1996 knocked out the phones in my telemarketing center. Ed set…read moreup new lines for us so we were the only ones in our building with service. Another time he ran data lines through abandon pipes under our warehouse so we could connect the buildings without having to add more wires. Ultimately, using the deserted pipes underground, Ed replaced all of our lines with high speed data lines so we ran at over 200 mbps which was unheard of 10 years ago. As the wireless world has evolved, so has Ed's company. We are very data driven and Ed has always stayed ahead of the technology and upgraded us to new software and systems through the years. We were one of the first companies to go totally wireless and this ultimately ended up saving us a lot of money on monthly bills. Ed has done work for us for over 20 years and they always answer the phone, they always send someone right out and they always let us know what our costs will be. They are as fine a vendor as we deal with and I have to add that Ed does a significant amount of work, pro bono, for Hartford homeless shelters and soup kitchens. He has never mentioned that part of his business to us (I'll bet to anyone). He is that kind of man.

Our company (The Granite City) has only ever used Ed the Phone Guy and he has exceeded our…read moreexpectations. He has upgraded our whole system throughout our company. He's always on time, reliable and most importantly trustworthy! We always recommend him to all of our customers. He's become not only our phone guy but a customer and part of our family! There's no one else to use but Ed!!!! Sarah - The Granite City

I don't know how these clowns handle any of their other product lines, but as SmartTech…read more(interactive whiteboard) reps they represent the worst of the worst: product never delivered month after month (one of our orders was actually shipped to another, presumably more-favored, customer in the queue nearly two months before we finally received ours); other product recommended for an attractive price-point without bothering to inform customer that -- due to that attractive price-point -- said product was on near-infinite backorder with the manufacturer (two months and counting with no projected delivery date)... and customer service that, at least in the main office, is insincere and smarmy. I imagine if you're local and want something off the shelf, you'll do fine. Stay the hell away from them if you need something for an enterprise environment where productivity is at stake.

My business needed new outdoor speakers for music and announcements. We turned to Valley…read moreCommunications and within a week we had an on site inspection and a quote for the job. Valley is a busy company and we were told that a four week lead time was expected. No problem with us. Within four weeks two tech.s arrived and ran new wires, installed a new amp. and four new outdoor speakers. We are very happy with the sound and the overall job. I would use Valley again for future projects and would recommend them to anyone needing sound or visual work.

It was my first time to visit this location of T-Mobile, but was so disappointed with the staff…read more First of all it was a busy day, which I understood and waited for more than two hours to see someone which was fine with me. When I finally got to talk to someone, the service wasn't good at all, but due to my pregnancy condition, my back was hurting from standing so I told the staff if I could please have a chair to sit while we discussing because he was multitasking, helping and helping other customers and I was extremely tired from standing. He told me he can't give me a chair because it's against their policy, he said what if you fall from the chair and then you'll blame us from giving you the chair, I was shocked with that kind of theory but I continued to hold tight, was even vomiting from long standing but I didn't not have a phone for a week so I really needed a phone that day. I asked him again again and again please help me, I need a chair, am not feeling good, he still refused to give me a chair, he told me that he almost done which it took more than an hour to finish. To my biggest surprise a woman came in the store with approximately 2 year old child in a stroller, he loudly told her "can I please offer you a chair." And here am heavily pregnant and been begging for a chair for hours, he refused to give it to me. He not only offered that woman a chair but also other 3 people. I asked him why he did that and refused to give me a chair, he claimed that bla bla, they have kids and the other guy was older, not even old to be sincere. I told him I was pregnant and I wasn't feeling good at all, been here for the longest standing, those people just came in. I mean, I think people who ask to have a chair should be given one, we don't have to explain our health conditions to be given a seat. Someone beg more than 3 times to have a place to sit but you still refused and offered to others, to it felt like an act of racism because they were white and am black. Have been with T-Mobile for a while and never received such kind of treatment until I visited this location , I know it's a busy store but the way that staff member treated me was unacceptable. If I had an option that day, it was gonna be my last day with this company.

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