Another day of no emails. Keep trying to contact Cybermesa, but to no avail, they simply do not…read moreanswer their phones. This is a nasty way to do business with clients who have been with them for years and years. The new system is a disaster they can't seem to fix, but it's a shame they can't even give us the courtesy of an explanation. Oh, but they keep billing us for non-existent service. Terrible.

Recently, Cyber Mesa decided to improve our email experience. As usual whenever they try to…read moreimprove, it's a total fiasco. Since 1PM yesterday, our business cannot receive or send emails. Forget getting anyone on the phone. They currently have an automated message telling you how easy it will be to get your email by just changing your user id to the userid@cybermesa.com. If it still doesn't work, just leave a voice mail. So far, no call back and no email working. I have no idea if the contract I signed last week has come back countersigned so that I can start working on it. I have no idea if vendors have invoices and shipments for me. Yes, I can call these people, but usually they don't answer their phones because they prefer email! Generally, the email works great. It's only when they get a bee in their backsides to "improve" the system that chaos hits. They've been telling us about this upgrade for a couple of months and how easy it would be , and for a couple of months I dreaded it since I knew how it was actually going to go down. Thanks for meeting my expectations Cyber Mesa.

Gotta say that I'm surprised by the negative reviews…read more Specifically-- 1) Coverage: We've had T-mobile for 2 years now here in Santa Fe. My coverage is better than Verizon's, and as good as my former AT&T phone. 2) Service: People at the store have been unfailingly polite and helpful. The proof? Just got a new XR ($749) on a 36-month plan (which means that it is free).

Shockingly bad "service." It was so bad I had to write a letter to their regional management in…read moreAlbuquerque. Avoid at all costs. I wanted to switch my tablet plan from AT&T to T-Mobile. I did some research ahead of time and settled on their $20/mo unlimited iPad plan that didn't require a phone line. I dropped in on a Friday afternoon and the place was a mess. Tons of angry people waiting and only two people on the floor. Unbelievable. After waiting for 20 mins I left for another appointment. I came back later in the afternoon to a similar situation. Lots of angry people waiting, almost no employees. I decided to just stomach it, added my name to the queue, and sat quietly at a table surfing the internet. I proceeded to wait for almost 1 1/2 hours. There were 3 workers there, but they would only put 2 on the floor at a time. Everyone was pissed. One lady had enough and left. Employees were taking absurd amounts of time with each customer, totally oblivious to other waiting guests. Finally my turn came up. I showed the clerk the $20/mo tablet plan I wanted, and he said "That's only if you have a phone with us. Without a phone it's $65." I explained to him that I had researched this plan and pulled up the T-Mobile website. There wasn't anything about needing a phone line. Not on the plan page, not in the fine print, not even in the PDF "terms of service". Nothing. When I asked him to show me where it says a phone line is necessary, he couldn't. He just kept barking "It's $65" at me over and over again like a robot, in an incredibly rude and snarky way. I was completely taken aback. I had been waiting for over 1 1/2 hours. I told him that I'd appreciate a little less attitude and he started screaming at me, and then said "I'm not serving you!" and moved to someone else. It truly amazes me that T-Mobile would allow a store like this under the brand. Given the amount of 1-star reviews here on Yelp, it's clear that I'm not the only one who had a terrible experience.

ECS is a top-notch IT/computer repair service. Asher and his team were able to resurrect my…read morecomputer from a particularly tricky boot issue that would have almost certainly led to a reinstall of the OS had it been handled by any other team. I can't speak highly enough of these guys and their level of speed and professionalism.

From the owner: ECS has been providing computer networking and support services in Santa Fe and northern New Mexico…read moresince 2003. In addition to providing computer networking and repair services we also provide IP based telecommunications technology and unified communications solutions. Our dedicated staff has over 35 years of combined experience. We support the needs of businesses in many fields including, medical, legal, scientific, real estate, film production, hospitality and government. Partnering with ECS gives your company access to a dedicated IT department at a fraction of the cost of one part-time employee. All of our technicians have industry standard certifications and our company is a Microsoft Registered Partner as well as a Cisco Registered Partner. Having these partnerships give us access to the latest information and tools available. Some of our services include: Custom application/database development Managed IT service Network installation/support Telecom services

DON'T USE T-MOBILE, Read: Called T-Mobile to get a promo discount after my plan expired. Was told…read moreno discounts for existing customers. I kept calling T-Mobile to cancel and would keep get hung up on. Went to Xfinity and got new plan for half the price. Xfinity pulled my phone numbers over to my new plan and T-Mobile locked my phones so I could not use them. I went to T-Mobile store and was told I need to call T-Mobile. Called T-Mobile and was to I need to go to T-Mobile store. After getting the run around, going to 2 different T-Mobile stores and many calls, No one would help me. I had to buy 2 new phones. Worst experience I have ever had. I just hope T-Mobile will not keep charging my credit card through Auto pay or I will need to change my credit card number. Terrible business practices.

I signed up for their service in Rio Rancho Area, they told their service plan starts from…read more$40/month. I was surprised by their other charges, apart from installation fee $100, I was told I had to pay for the antenna which costs $300. So I agreed to that, then I later found out that it is only $300 if you pay it one time (OR)$348 if you pay in one year, 2 year $360 if you choose to pay in installments. This is bad as the agents don't tell it and expect the customers to read everything and educate ourselves and blame us for signing the document. In any case I was only aware of this after 2 months of installation so of course the rate should be prorated because I was willing to payoff the antenna. The customer service agent told me I owe $326 for the antenna inspite of me making 2 payments already($30.20). They wouldn't prorate the amount for me which is an additional $2.5 a month. They simply stated that since I signed a two year contract (never did, that's the default one) and I owe $360 for antenna because of that. The contract only gives 2 options 1.Pay $300 or 2. Pay $15 for 24 months. It doesn't say you the total amount you pay which is $360 if you choose the second option. Not only you are required to read the contract but in this case you are also required to calculate the net amount if you choose installment. So in short, I paid $55 extra for the antenna and a total of $355 (since I didn't know and used 2 months installment I paid $5 extra). I would advise anyone to make a one time payment and get $60 off which nobody will tell you. I hope this helps others. Also see if they'll allow you to use your own antenna. As far as internet service goes, some outages like an hour every 2 weeks. Speed is as promised. Equipment Lease or Purchase: 1 year lease to own - $29 per month =$348 (calculated value, not in agreement) 2 year lease to own - $15 per month =$360 (calculated value, not in agreement) One time purchase - $300.00 By default they sign you up for the 2 year lease and if you make the payment early you still owe the full difference like in my case which makes no sense because interest should be accrued daily, it's not a flat rate. Their billing is the worst of all the services I had availed in my life and wish I could give them no star! (Edit) I was called and given the credit, thank you for your understanding!

NM Surf was, in my experience, an embarrassingly bad internet provider. The service was extremely…read moreslow, the customer service was consistently awful, and the entire operation felt petty and amateurish. What pushed it from bad to absurd was being told that I was supposedly in breach of contract for leaving a negative review online, and that under their contract they had the right to shut off our internet until the review was removed. That was the explanation given to me when our service was cut off. If that is really how they choose to treat paying customers, it says everything anyone needs to know about this company. Even the interaction where this was explained was spectacularly obnoxious. The tone was smug, rude, and bizarrely self-satisfied, as if this were a normal way to run a business. We switched to Starlink, and the difference has been immediate and obvious. It has been night and day: faster, more reliable, and run by people who apparently understand that customers are not hostages. Two tin cans tied together with a piece of twine would have been a more respectable internet solution than NM Surf. I would not recommend NM Surf to anyone.

Though the reception is pretty good, that's where the positive feedback ends. The associates at the…read morestore are not helpful and would rather talk to their friends than assist you. When I went to this store recently (March 2025) to ask for assistance, because I could not download an app I needed, the associate said it's an Apple issue and to call them. You see, I used to have a Samsung phone that I loved, but when transferring apps and such from my Android to the new iPhone, which I was talked into getting, no-one mentioned that some apps wouldn't transfer and I'd have to buy that app all over again. So helpful T-Mobile! (Side note, I HATE MY IPHONE!) On top of that, the final price I was quoted was a lie. I am now paying more than the quote. And don't let them talk to you into any add-ons, you buy them cheaper else where. So I am now going to Verizon to see if they can get me out of my contract with T-Mobile.

Their coverage is fantastic. Their selection of top-performance phones is awesome. I think their…read morecustomer service distinguishes them from other carriers. Today I had to go into the store to replace a cracked screen protector. Thanks to Matthew and another employee working as an efficient team, I was in and out in under five minutes. Impressive!

I would highly recommend this company. Roxy the owner came out to our office to fix some phone…read moreissues . She was on time finished within the hour min labor rate and was very knowledgeable in her business. She also had a friendly personality and great customer service. We will be calling her again if we need service in the future.

From the owner: D&M Communications offers a fine line of telephony equipment. Many popular features and…read moreapplications include voice messaging, Automatic Call Distribution (ACD), Voice over IP, Automated Attendant, Call Screening, Caller ID, etc. D&M can offer your organization a cost effective and highly functional system, which is professionally installed, and customized for your specific needs.D&M can design your network infrastructure, providing you with a cost-effective and standards-compliant network.For most organizations, the inside wiring is the largest and most complicated portion of their network cabling. It is also the most likely source of building code violations and fire hazards, if not installed properly and carefully.Also organizations rely on over-head paging systems as a vital component to their communications infrastructure. A properly designed and installed paging system provides a comfortable and effective means of contacting people who must stay within reach, even when roaming about. D&M can provide your organization with an extremely flexible system to meet the needs of office, warehouse, manufacturing, or outdoor applications.

We took in a 2011 iMac to Santa Fe Computer Works because it was caught in a boot-up loop. Nelson…read morewas great at communicating with us about what he was doing. The motherboard was fried and the computer done-for, but he retrieved the hard drive with all the data and moved that onto a large capacity thumb drive for us. He is very knowledgeable and friendly and we recommend Santa Fe Computer Works heartily.

Several weeks ago, while visiting Santa Fe, my computer failed. Dead as a doornail. Yes, it was an…read moreolder computer with many miles and files, and I used it every single day to run a community radio station back home. I took it to the nerd guys, who all but laughed at me. Although it was a brand they sell, it was "too old" for them to even look at. I asked if there was anyone in Santa Fe who might be able to help, and they assured me they could not recommend anyone. So, I retreated to the parking lot to see if the Google gods could help me find anyone in Santa Fe. As I was getting in my car, one of the nerd guys walked up and said that while he couldn't recommend someone to help me, I might check out the folks at Santa Fe Computer Works as they'd been in business there for many years and he'd "heard good things" about them. That was one more idea than I'd had before, so decided to check them out. They have great Google reviews, and an A+ rating at the Santa Fe BBB. So, on Monday morning, I took my dead computer to see if there was any hope. No appointment, no reservation. Shop looked like what I would hope a working computer repair place would look like... lots of parts, monitors, laptops, etc. They tried a couple of obvious things (power cable, reset, etc.), and said it seemed to be motherboard issue, but they'd like to keep it and work on it. I explained that I was from out of town, only there several days, and was frantic to get back to my radio station monitoring/updating. Nelson said he would see what they could do, within my time constraints, and would keep me apprised as to progress. Well, they were amazing. Turns out that the motherboard was dead, but my hard disk was intact. To replace that motherboard would require more time than I was going to be in Santa Fe as it had to be ordered. It's an expensive part, since there is high-end video on the motherboard. The battery also had a bulge in it, although that was not the critical item nor would it have to be immediately replaced. This computer was new in early 2017, and had been a workhorse, and had definitely seen a full life. However, I was not thrilled with the prospect of replacing it with a new one at this time... what a PITA that is - reinstalling software, trying to make sure all data was taken off the SSD, etc. Nelson gave me a few options... do nothing, order a new motherboard & they could ship my computer to me, or he could get my hard disk working in another laptop. I opted to have the hard drive put in a laptop that he had... not the same brand, but comparable in memory, size, etc. He asked to keep it another day, and would get it working for me at a very reasonable cost. As promised, the replacement laptop was ready for pick up the next afternoon. I've been using it every day to keep the community radio station running, and it has been running like a top! They were meticulous with replacing all of the hardware drivers so I've had zero issues with those. I'm still running Windows 10, and will get a new laptop (but on my timetable when I'm not frantic to get it working. I highly recommend Santa Fe Computer works. They were very honest with their recommendations, great with communicating, and fixed my computer on the timeline stated. I was in a real bind, and they helped me beyond measure. Oh, they also have a couple of really cool pups!