Called MVWFP a few weeks ago after getting frustrated with the poor wifi performance in our 3,500…read moresf house, and hearing my wife continuously complain. All installed by me originally over the years, including hardwired gigabit Ethernet plus WiFi. Dead zones everywhere in the house and hardwired connections that weren't working. Rod responded quickly to my booking appointment on his website, and came in on the agreed date. As I knew, it was a mess. Took two days to straighten it all out including producing "heat maps" to show signal strength throughout every room in the house. it is actually quite difficult to find anyone who specializes in networking and WiFi. Most are electricians who do this as a side business and really don't have proper network training. As I determined, Rod has 20 years of corporate networking experience and clearly knows what he is doing. And frankly, my own lengthy experience in the computer industry allowed me to make that judgment pretty confidently after two days of many technical discussions. He knows what he's doing. I'm happy to make a referral to MVWFP to anyone who needs to sort out their WiFi and network challenges, residential or commercial. Very pleased. As is my wife who is not yelling at me any longer. About this, anyway!

The people who work here are so incredibly helpful. They are patient, knowledgeable and care about…read moresaving you money. I highly recommend them!

Do not get xfinity if you have any other option!…read more If you do, for god's sake do not ever do a an ownership transfer. It will somehow fuck up your credit score for life. Customer service had no idea how to fix it, or even let me pay off the debt I shouldn't owe in the first place. Spent several hours on the phone with their "experts", only to find out no one knows how to fix it. And don't get me started on their network speed. It's just shite quality all around.

No phone number for retail stores is absurd. Would like to see if they have a cer phone before I…read moredrive there!

I am now writing this terrible review because I have been waiting on hold for customer service for…read morethe last 42 minutes. Although, they answer immediately if you want to buy something, after you buy it, it is impossible to get someone on the phone. I have been a loyal Comcast customer for years and years, but just moved and decided to try out Verizon Fios for a change. I spent an hour setting up my in house wiring earlier today to make it as easy as possible for the VZ Fios tech to complete the installation today. All my fiancé did was let him in the door, tell him which tv's to set up and let him hook it up. She called me and told me that the tech said he can't hook up one part bc the HDMI cable is crushed and that I need to get a new HDMI cable. I told her that is impossible. I just carefully set everything up. The HDMI cable she is talking about is 25 feet long, a high-end style, which I personally, and carefully, wired myself from our home office into the living room to be closer to the router. I checked it several times and it took me a while to complete. I just got home to check the work. It was NOT crushed. The end connector piece is now broken off of the HDMI cable and is stuck in the back of the TV. It looks like the tech (my fiancé did not touch a single thing), roped the tv away from the wall, without unplugging anything, tore the HDMI apart from itself and got it stuck in the TV HDMI port in the back. Now, my $1000 70" TV is damaged, my expensive HDMI cable is broken, then time I spent wiring everything was wasted, and VZ Fios Just charged me $90 for the visit. Plus, to top it off, I cannot get a hold of anyone at VZ to tell them what happened. All I can say is, I have had less than a day's dose of VZ Fios and I am somewhere between canceling and suing for a new TV. Stay with Comcast. This is not worth the headache.

They rope you in and then you can't reach anyone for customer service or you keep getting directed…read moreto someone else. Always on hold forever. We switched to Comcast! We asked 2ce to have our landline redirect calls which they offered and it's never happened. Expensive and not worth the aggravation. Trust me!

Update from 11/20:…read more Craig Barrelle from the store contacted me and refunded the $100. Though the experience was not the best, he did make up for it. Changed my rating from 1 star to 4... -------------------------- I have been doing business with this location for many years (have bought numerous phones for family and business and have many voice and data lines). The location recently came under new ownership. As my old faithful Blackberry was dropping too many calls, I finally broke down and purchased a Motorola Android HD for around $400 (at the upgrade price). I was a little wary about the Android since I had problems with one the last time I went this route. However I was told I could return it for an iPhone if necessary. I actually preferred the iPhone5 but they did not have any in stock and the sales person recommended the Moto Android HD. (He did not mention a "restocking fee" but my assistant told me about that later.) I returned one week later with the phone in pristine condition and was told the fee was $50 which I had expected. "OK" I said. After carefully examining the phone, the sales person placed it in the box. Knowing it might take some time to switch the information to the new phone, I then went to the car for my newspaper and came back inside to find him on the phone with someone who I later learned was the store owner. Apparently the Android was dropped and a barely perceptible mark was on the corner of the edge. It really was barely perceptible. (In fact, if he had an issue with it, why would he not have said anything as soon as he picked it up? Instead he had rubbed his finger on the edge, squinted his eyes as he looked at it, and placed it into the box.) I had not noticed this and for all I knew the phone may have been sold that way (I am sure it was not, but it is possible I suppose). However, I was now told that the mark caused the "restocking fee" to be $100. I said "OK, but you have negatively impacted your customer relationship" (or something like that, it may have come out "What? What do you mean you're charging me $100!? blah, blah, blah blah" You get the picture) But here's the interesting part - I had said "OK" and was ready to move on. Really. I was. However, the sales person wanted to be sure I knew that this was my fault, that they would have to discount the phone by $100 in order to sell it and that (yes, again) that this was my fault. (Perhaps part of him knew this was not really reasonable and he felt guilty about it? Nahh... probably not.) I said "you have made the choice to charge another $50 and potentially lose a customer. I don't think that is a very good decision and arguing with me about this does not help". He continued to tell me that I damaged the phone and that they would be unable to sell it now and had to discount it by $100. I said "I get it and you have lost a long time customer for $50" (Not to mention what actual costs there are to "restocking" other than putting it back on the shelf and the paperwork). I got so frustrated with the arguing, that I finally decided to just have my Blackberry reconnected and forgo the iPhone. When he continued I said "why are you still arguing with me?, I just need my refund and my phone reconnected. If you keep arguing I'll need to call your boss" to which he replied "go ahead and call my boss". Wow... I left without my old phone reconnected and without a new phone. Back to the Blackberry. I guess this is one way to handle customer service. Though I certainly was not happy with the $100 penalty, and do not think it was reasonable, had I been treated courteously and had the sales person simply acknowledged my perspective, I doubt I would have left without a phone and posted this message. But do these places really discount pristine phones with tiny marks by $100? I would like to hear if they do. It's one way to make a quick $100 and of course lose a customer of many years. Go to the Verizon Wireless in Concord and ask for any imperfect Androids. I hear they sell them for $100 off...

These guys are great with everyone, especially older customers. Fast, reliable, and honest. Always…read moreready to help

These folks are great! They always get back to us quickly with any issues and they are thorough in…read morehelping us set up our phone system whether it's on site or a remote fix. Highly recommend PHD Systems.

From the owner: PHD provides professional business phone system installation and services throughout New Hampshire…read moreand Massachusetts. If you are in need of a trusted partner that can help you integrate phones with the rest of your IT infrastructure, give PHD a call!

The worst billing policy coupled with terrible customer service…read more Billing for fios internet. Beware, they charge for the complete month even if you cancel the service 1-day into the billing cycle. No pro-rating. My Mother passed away, I canceled the service and then received a "final" bill. In my case it was 4-days after the end of the previous cycle. So, full price for 4-days of unused service. I decided to overpay the bill by $1 so they have to figure out how to get that dollar back to me.

Called fios to replace our remote Joe cs rep said 25 dollar plus shipping charge. So unfair after…read morehaving Verizon fios for almost 10 yrs we should not have to pay for a replacement. We are now looking into Comcast.

I was help by Tosin at this location and received superb customer service. This location has a…read morestrong variety of mobile phone accessories iPad accessories and so on. Definitely recommend this spot especially if you're a former sprint or T-Mobile customer two huge thumbs up.

Their lack of caring about customer satisfaction is in amazing. The staff was incompetent and not…read morehelpful when I attempted to return a devices that T-Mobile said to "Go to a T-Mobile owned OR Authorized Dealer Store to return the coverage device". This device was given to me by this store years ago and now they want it back. They said we don't take those back, I said read the instruction here. Aren't you an authorized dealer and his answer was yes. Incompetent is the one word followed by a total lack of caring for the customer. Goto the Littleton T-Mobile store is you need anything.

Not to be relied on. Great sales pitch in the beginning, but follow-up support is non existent. I…read morehad to fix everything with Dish, Vonage and Xfinity myself.

Agape Media is a terrible company. They signed my parents up for Direct TV and charges $10 a month…read morefor a "Concierge" fee of some sort. The invoice says that it will never end. And sadly this is true. My parents went back to Xfinity over a year ago and he still sends email with an Agape Media Solutions Recurring Invoice $9.99 I have asked that they be no longer charged but it never ends. I do not believe he is actually collecting the $9.99 because I had them get new Credit Cards. Although I am not sure about this. My concern is that someday he will continue to add up this unpaid charge and try to put a lien on their property even though they have not been a customer for well over a year. I am close to going to the Attorney General to report Elder Fraud. I would stay away from this company or any company this Derek person is related to. Seems like he may have a criminal history regarding voter fraud after a Google Search.

I booked with mega net to get Internet at my apartment. After waiting 3-4 weeks for an electrician…read moreto show up.. I decided to cancel it. I was told that if I returned the modem.. I would not be charged. I returned the modem and never thought anything of it. Until I find a collection account on my credit for 109$! I couldn't even figure out what it was. I called them and was told, oops that charge is wrong because you did return the modem.. but couldn't be told what the new charge would be. From my experience, I would caution and make sure to not give your social to this hole in the wall company. I am hoping the manager of this business reaches out to me to resolve this issue so I can delete my reviews.

I have had Meganet for 7-8 years as a Mail host for my company. I have always used Microsoft…read moreOutlook. I do like that you can log into your mail from any computer on their Megamail website. Not the easiest to use. My company recently got a new Website Host and Optimizer so we moved our mail over to an IMAP account. I immediatly started getting Junkmail right away. I never knew the Meganet filtered the Junk Mail and just never sent it to you. Mind you I never once had an issue with a person calling me wondering if I got their email. So even though Meganet deleted the Spam it was always done right. I might have got 2-3 junk mails a week. Now I 20 per a day. Although I am not with Meganet anymore I felt that I should write a review. Great job filtering my email for the past 7-8 years. Now I realized you saved me a bunch of time.

Constant outages saved for Monday Mornings without failure. By far, BY FAR, the single worst…read moreexperience I've ever had with Internet services. The only thing that works is their bill collecting.

Spectrum has good prices, and I won't deny that. But I'm extremely disappointed with my experience…read moreso far. Before switching from my previous carrier, I called Spectrum with several questions because I wanted to be sure I was making the right decision. I don't know if the answers I received were just meant to convince me to switch, but they were not accurate. Maybe the agent was poorly trained, but the information she gave me was not correct. I had three lines with Verizon, all on 36‑month contracts. I originally purchased two Samsung S23 phones and one iPhone 14 through Verizon. Last year, I upgraded my own phone from the S23 to the S25, buying it directly from Samsung's website and financing it through Affirm. I explained all of this to the Spectrum agent and asked if this phone would also qualify for the buyout program. She told me yes--that all phones on the lines I transferred to Spectrum would be paid off, even if they were purchased outside Verizon. I understood that the buyout program was meant to attract new customers, so it made sense. I even told her that I still owed $240 on the S23, which still appears on my Verizon bill, and that I still have that phone with me. But for me, it would be more beneficial if the S25 were paid off, since that is the phone with the higher remaining balance. I made it very clear that I didn't want any surprises after switching. She reassured me that this situation was common and that there would be no problem. After switching to Spectrum, I submitted all the documents to the buyout financial group exactly as the agent instructed. To my surprise, they only approved the remaining balance for the phones originally purchased through Verizon--not the S25 I bought through Samsung. I called, explained everything, and asked them to review the recorded call, since every call begins with a message saying the conversation is recorded. I wasn't making anything up. They opened a ticket, escalated it to a manager, and after days of back‑and‑forth, the manager told me the best he could do was offer a $20 compensation for the mistake. I explained again that if I had been given the correct information, I could have chosen to activate the line with the S23 I still owe $240 on, using the buyout program properly. Now I have to pay that out of pocket. I repeated that I was misinformed by the Spectrum agent with a false promise. Even so, the manager insisted that $20 was the best he could offer. Terrible management. He could have done more. I'm sad and frustrated with this beginning at Spectrum.