I have gotten good service here on many occasions. The check-in system is fair. The staff is both…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Last time I was in, I needed to replace a broken tv remote. I mentioned I needed to replace another remote as well but it was in use at home. Within a few minutes, the customer service employee handed me TWO new remotes that come complete with batteries. I was In and out in 20 minutes on a Tuesday morning. I have been very pleased with the knowledgeable Spectrum servicemen who have come to my home when I made an appointment. One even came when there was a major snowstorm going on. They were punctual, answered my questions, and demonstrated any new equipment. Two gave me tips on saving money on my monthly bill. In addition, they were professional, pleasant, and respectful of property. They put booties over their shoes to protect my floors.

Worst service possible. If people are waiting the representatives disappear in the back. Not sure…read morethey even know their jobs.

This is the worse. Spectrum sucks. I went there today with 3 bad remote controllers. I signed in…read more The manager was walking by and I said I just need to swap these controllers for some that work. He said I can't do that. We have to go into the system and put it in there. I told him I was in a rush and was just there on my lunch. He didn't give a shit. He went over and played twitch a tv. Now there was a lady worker with 2 people just sitting there talking and laughing. Meanwhile instead of helping getting the line down the manager went into the back room. Now I have 8 people ahead of me. There was 1 other worker and he got up and went in the back room. Now we have 1 worker the lady still talking and laughing with no people getting helped. One guy was there to pay his bill but no one was there to help him so he said fuck this and walked out. Final after a 45 minute wait the one guy comes back and calls me over. I told him I needed replacement controllers. He said no problem and handed me 3 controllers. I told him these aren't the right ones. He told me that is all we have. So after a 50 minute wait I y told kim to keep the wrong ones. Oh, and the lady worker is still there bullshitting and laughing with 10 people waiting to be taken care of. The store is a joke. If the equipment wasn't so shitty it wouldn't break down so often. People were bitching and you would think that the manager would have helped or told the lady worker to take care of some but we wouldn't have want to disturb her conversation. All I can say is Fuck them.

I pay for whole home, internet, cable, landline and 3 cellphone. I can not get the internet,…read morelandline or cable to work. Today C/S states they are doing repairs. Yesterday it was my equipment. So what's the truth. Plus I have the worst resection for the cell. I pay about $300.00 a month for this great service. Taking all equipment back tomorrow, maybe only get internet service and the cells. My new bill would be about $100.00. That 200 X 12 = 2400.00 savings per year. And Spectrums loss

Installed my alarm system and maintains, the best. Comes quickly when needed. Review needs more…read morenonsense to post

Scott installed a camera system for me a few years ago. I bought two cameras on my own to add to…read morethem this year. I spent a while trying to figure it out; with no luck. Called Scott and explained the situation to him....first opportunity I had to set up remote access for him, he connected to my system and got my new cameras programmed and running. Excellent customer service. Thanks Scott!

Switched our business internet from Deep Blue/Comcast 2 years ago to Spectrum. However, even though…read morethey can confirm that we have no active internet service, about every 6 months we get a "Past Due" bill from Comcast/Deep Blue. Have tried cancelling our business account three separate times over the past year, and after 45-60 minutes on hold with their "Center of Excellence", get told its cancelled only to get another 6 month past due notice (with no interval monthly bills).

As a customer of Deep Blue at my hotel that I manage, I can tell you that they are the most…read moreunresponsive, least adept Hotel Wifi Management company I have ever interacted with. Changing from deep blue to Thinix was one of the best decisions I have made, Deep Blue was not even able to get a landing page working at my Hotel for over 1 year. I have never once gotten a call back from support in 3 years, never once has any issue been resolved completely. Absolutely atrocious.

I have be been a Verizon Customer for over 20 years. I went into the Clifton Park Store to take…read moreadvantage of a promotion to get a new phone. I was immediately addressed by an employee asking if I needed help to which I replied, "I'm looking to get a new phone." He asked my phone number and told me where the Pixel phones were at. After looking at the phones I asked him what do I need to do to which he responded, "you'll need to wait for someone to help you." I said, can't you help me and he responded NO, they were going to have a shift change in 15 minutes! I was SO ASTOUNDED by his response that I said a few expletives about he and his other, doing nothing associate, as well as Verizon and left the store. Stay away from this Verizon store at all costs! I've been in the customer service business for over 50 years and I have NEVER been so SHOCKED as I was at this total lack of service or customer care. In fact, I'm now going to drop all Verizon phone and internet Service I have in my home. Unf-----believable!

Arrogant and disinterested company rep at this location. Pissed me off enough to switch to…read moreT-Mobile despite the fact that I've had Verizon since 1991 when they were Bell Atlantic Mobile out of a warehouse in West Haven.

I'll start with what happened to Radio Shacks in general, and then get on to what's wrong with this…read moreparticular Radio Shack. Radio Shack started out as a supply-and-advice center for very serious electronic hobbyists. It could get you parts, and you could usually run into the local fanatic about small electrics and electronics behind the desk who would steer you towards the right solution to your technical problems. There were a lot of ham operators and early solid state enthusiasts among the dedicated clientele. Gradually it became the place to go to get both the electrical part you needed AND advice about more mundane things, like how to swap out plugs or install your own TV antenna, and Radio Shack established its rep as the place for "regular" people, not just DIY/hobbyist types, to go. You could get odd-sized batteries and still get the excellent advice. Then Radio Shack started moving into what I'd call low-end retail electronics. You could buy a TV there, not just the parts to fix one (which you can't do anymore). Then home computers, for a while. And a VCR. And so forth, as each new generation of equipment which first required extra help and explanations came along. And while they never grew to the Best Buy level, since the footprint of their typical "shack" was small, they continued to keep a reputation as the place you could go to for decent quick help with solving a particular problem with your electron-powered device. And then came the cell phone. Now, Radio Shack has devolved to the point where they're essentially a cell-phone advice-and-sales place that still stocks a lot of other stuff. The employees get trained on how to swap out your number and get you up and running on your cell phone, and they seem to specialize in the clients who are accustomed to coming there and maybe not so much directly to a single-carrier cell phone store. I know this because I've been waiting on getting help at several Radio Shack locations for years now, listening to Joe Rotaryphone have the cell phone explained to him by the staff, while I'm trying to find where they left the inverters and soldering wire. And along the way, they've dropped training their employees about anything else. The local nerd patrol have found their skills are more marketable and appreciated elsewhere, so your friendly neighborhood smart-electronics-self-trained-geek no longer wants to work here. So you get run in the mill retail clerks who are well trained and versed on the cell phone thing but not about anything else. Which brings me to this location. While I've noticed the above about many Radio Shack locations over the years, this one has been particularly bad with respect to the following. * The clerks don't know their own stock. It's not just that they don't know what it is I'm talking about when I come in and talk about some basic item (and I'm not even talking diodes, I'm talking digital thermometers and rheostats and the like), they don't _even know what's in their store_. * On three of the past five occasions I've come to this location, they have had the item I wanted to buy _mispriced_ on the shelf, and then refused to honor the "marked" price on the shelf. Their POS database is king, I suppose, but this is either sloppy or dishonest or a little bit of both. * They DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE BASICS OF ELECTRICITY. I could go into detail here, but I'm sure you don't care for the purposes of this review. But by way of a simple example, I recently had a clerk pull out a lithium and a nicad battery (they were low on stock on the former) and claim I could mix them in the same device. (Don't try at home.) I had one who was utterly unclear about the basic concept behind surge protection. I had another who did _not understand the difference between switched and unswitched_. So what's the point of coming in here? I have to find everything myself, they don't understand what they've got, and three quarters of the time they want to order something specific I want out of a catalog. YO, I CAN SURF THE WEB, DUDES, and buy on-line myself. I will say the staff here have always been friendly, prompt (barring the odd cellphone sale to Joe Rotaryphone), and willing to help (if utterly unable) but I'm at my end with the Shack. I will probably stop in occasionally for the item I have to have now that I can find and understand how to use myself, but I have no need for a cell phone and if I did I'd be smart enough to go to a cell phone carrier after researching it in advance. I do not rant. It's just a sad coda on a long, long relationship with the Shack and writing this review is part of my process. I have moved on to the fifth stage, acceptance, here, and that's all good.