Wow, have to say I am utter shocked at the revIews here so far. For us it has been a long wait to…read morebe sure, many years since I first heard of them as a provider, but their job is not an easy one either, and advocacy totally works. I would suggest using neighbored tools like Nextdoor.com to bring awareness in areas that are accepting orders, it worked in our area. Sure, I get it, $100 is hard to part with for anybody, but I can say that after out neighbored topped 80%, things toppled over super quick. I signed up as interested in early 2017, and ordered service a year ago when they notified me they would be coming to our neighborhood. Then we heard almost nothing till July when the main fiber optic cable was buried. I was super curious nerd that I am so I went out and talked to them, they burry about 400 feet at a shot, then have to burry a tap box, splice the cables to a customer panel and test the loopS to make sure they are stable. For our relatively small neighborhood that took months, but they were out there working tirelessly every day! Only after the loop testing was done could they start working to tie in every house, and that took them till January this year to run our fiber from the street too the house, and the guy that came and installed the service to the house spent about 2hours doing his part. Freedom from Frontier and Spectrum was not won in a day, it's a long fight, but having competition is SOOO worth it... hey, proof is in the speedtest results right? Frontier: 6Mbps down / 768kbps up (paid for 15) Spectrum: 45Mbps down / 9Mbps up (paid for 100) Greenlight: 498.4Mbps down / 49.9Mbps up (paid for 500) At least Greenlight delivers what they advertise instead of trying to pass of an oversubscribed service that lets you down when you need it most.

Service went out right before the bills game, my neighbor couldn't even get anyone to answer a…read morephone. Not me, learned my lesson. As bad as time warner is, it's better than greenlight. Enjoyed watching the bills beat the dolphins!