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I called Astound, with the thought process of canceling the service because of the auto increase…read more However, Dominick (Customer service Supervisor) was able to turn the negative experience into a very pleasant one. He handled everything professionally and figured out the relevant plans to be applied in order to win the customer experience. I was on the phone for almost 2 hours though. So, not very happy about that.

At first I was thrilled to not give Comcr*p more money, even if my speeds were a little slower. But…read moreover time the disconnections got more frequent and eventually they started following a predictable pattern. Every time the temperature would suddenly go down - like every day when the sun sets, or any time a cold front would come through - my internet would stop working. Sometimes for minutes, sometimes for hours. I called tech support a dozen time and had three technicians come visit and each one tried something different but nothing solved the issue. Huge packet loss numbers (30+%) and pathetic speeds were my main issues. On the scheduled date of my last technician appointment, he called half an hour after my window started - I didn't answer, as I was in a work meeting at the time (remotely, at home). No message was left, but the technician merrily canceled my appointment. I called their 1-800 number and none of the people I talked to could've cared any less and the next appointment was over a week away. I'm attempting to activate my new service now. It's less expensive than Astound, which is probably a better value assuming this connection actually works most of the time. RCN used to be *GREAT* in Chicago but they have massively changed operations. Astound is worse than Brand X if that's even possible EDIT: I saw their automated response and reached out. No one responded in five days! EDIT 2: you also can't message them! the respond to message link doesn't work lmaoooooooo y'all are terrible

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I would have given this company 5 stars but no longer will and this is why. We don't have many…read morechoices of internet where we live and came across this company and signed up. They run off of cell phone towers kind of like a hot spot but using a MoFi Router Antenna system. We had them for a year and a half and the service was great! We could stream whatever we wanted, the kids could play on their X-Box and when Covid hit I had two people working from home always on the computer. No problem... until recently they had to change our service, they took away our unlimited data and put us down to 300GB told us they were sending us a new SIM card plus they were going to charge us an additional $20/month. What the heck!?? But what other options did we have besides At&t (we heard it's horrible downloads speeds are at 5mb/s) and Satellite? NONE!. We are unable to get any type of hight speed cable/fiberoptic at our locations. So we installed the new SIM card and couldn't get a connection and tried several times! I called and left messages, they said they would call back and never did. I emailed and they sent out a big letter stating if you are still having problems with connectivity then you need to get another plan depending on what cell service you have. We have Verizon so to get that one it was going to cost us even more $. So we went from paying $89/month now up to $129/month an additional $40/month. Another SIM card was shipped out. I tried installing it. No connection, I tried calling the company multiple times, put on hold for over 40 min emailed and they told me that my card wouldn't be activated until that night which was on November 12th, 2021 so we waited and we tried again on the 13th and again on the 14th and no connectivity. So I emailed the company demanding a refund on service and equipment. They only refunded the service because of course the refund policy on the equipments only goes up to 14 days after purchase. Even thought this was their screw up changing service on us and not even calling to try and help us out. And I'm so tired of companies saying "Unlimited High Speed Internet, oh until you reach so many GB then we are going to reprioritized you and slow you WAY DOWN. That's a flat out lie, you can't say unlimited high speed if you are going to slow us down. Such crap!! I would not recommend this company to anyone at this time. I don't know if they changed ownership. Before this big switch in service I could call any time and get a hold of someone. It's unfortunate that companies don't treat their customers with respect. We are the one's making you money.

From the owner: UbiFi is a best rural internet provider that offers fast, reliable connectivity to underserved…read morecommunities across the United States. Founded in 2017 by experts in telecommunications, UbiFi aims to bridge the digital divide for millions of Americans left behind by traditional internet options. Unlike satellite internet, which often has slow speeds, high latency, and strict data limits, UbiFi uses Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE network to provide stable, high-quality connectivity for rural homes, farms, and remote areas. Plans start at $89.99 per month with speeds reaching up to 200 Mbps. These speeds support everything from remote work and video streaming to online learning and everyday browsing. Setup is easy. Plug-and-play routers can connect multiple devices via Wi-Fi and Ethernet, so you don’t need a technician. UbiFi also caters to RV travelers and digital nomads who need reliable internet while on the go, making it a flexible option for anyone living off the grid. Every new customer gets a 14-day risk-free trial, unlimited data, and no long-term contract. Clear pricing, simple setup, and a network designed for areas that need it most make UbiFi one of the most trusted rural internet providers in the country.

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