Absolutely Useless.
I have had HughesNet for close to a year now, and have been disappointed with it from day one. I just work so dang much that I haven't had the time to do this until now. Simply put, it just doesn't d...
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All the stuff you mention is because it's satellite internet, not cable. It's a more limited technology in some ways that can't be changed, and if that's a problem for you, maybe you should go with a different provider.
Unhappytoo wrote:
100% agree with you. Not enough data, not enough speed, too expensive for what you get.
Some people only have ONE choice of Internet providers and HN certainly takes advantage of this fact, seeing that they charge exhorbitant prices for next-to-nothing bandwidth.
Dis-satisfied wrote:Some people only have ONE choice of Internet providers and HN certainly takes advantage of this fact, seeing that they charge exhorbitant prices for next-to-nothing bandwidth.
Satellite internet is the most expensive form of internet, per capita, to both provide and maintain. As well, the majority of HughesNet's 1.3 million customers seem to have no problems with them, or at least they don't indicate so online.
Plenty of bandwidth here.
If you have an issue, take advantage of the HughesNet SUPPORT Community and ask for help.
Lol, that's EXACTLY what they indicate- slow speeds, constant buffering, etc.. and for people on fixed incomes, there is only ONE choice.
GabeU wrote:
Dis-satisfied wrote:Some people only have ONE choice of Internet providers and HN certainly takes advantage of this fact, seeing that they charge exhorbitant prices for next-to-nothing bandwidth.
Satellite internet is the most expensive form of internet, per capita, to both provide and maintain. As well, the majority of HughesNet's 1.3 million customers seem to have no problems with them, or at least they don't indicate so online.
Plenty of bandwidth here.
If you have an issue, take advantage of the HughesNet SUPPORT Community and ask for help.
Dis-satisfied wrote:Lol, that's EXACTLY what they indicate- slow speeds, constant buffering, etc.. and for people on fixed incomes, there is only ONE choice.
"They" represent less than one half of one percent of HughesNet's customer base, and that includes complaints of all types, such as those regrading data usage, which make up a large portion, and which are rarely ever the fault of HughesNet, and duplicates. And the blame for other providers not offering their services is on those providers, not HughesNet.
And again, as stated, if you're having an issue, take advantage of this SUPPORT community and ask for help.
