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Is all onsite tech support $125 ?
My internet went out 05/17. I called support, did the troubleshooting, and was ultimately advised that a technician would have to come to my house and fix it. Tech came 05/20 and repaired. I was not ...
kanzz,
Upon taking a look into the account, I found that the bill generated on 5/27 for 230.75, due to the dispatch fee being originally attached. However, the agent you spoke with applied a credit on 5/25 of 136.88, so you were charged a total of 93.87, which is the same as previous months from what I'm seeing. You can see the information regarding your bills here: hninfo.us/viewbill.
In regards to the email you received, it was an agent error and we want to apologize for any confusion. Any issues brought up in the community are normally handled in a community thread or in private messages.
Thanks,
Remy
Thank you. Fortunately, I'm no longer under contract. I think I might go with GotW3.
Terrific, and good luck with your new ISP! (EDIT: out of curiosity, I read a review of this service, and it doesn't sound all that good (https://servicereviews.org/review/gotw3-internet/), but I imagine YMMV, like with every ISP.
I'm sure you know this, but cancellation can only be done by phone, 866-347-3292. Wait times may be long, so you may want to try in the morning, as they're likely to be less busy. You can also try 877-329-1403.
Either way, plan for long waits.
Thank you for the link to reviews. The best part about GotW3 is there's no contract. So, I can opt out any time. The person who sells this service in my area is someone with whom I have many mutual friends, including some of my fam. He has provided them with good service. He demonstrated the service at my house a few days ago and I was impressed. With HughesNet, I get buffering on NetFlix. There was none of that with GotW3 while running NetFlix on 2 TVs at the same time. Web pages responded faster, too. I've about talked myself into giving it a try.
Since you have extra knowledge about the service and you've researched it and even tested it, it couldn't hurt to give it a try, since you can stop the service at any time. I really hope it works well for you.
kanzz wrote:
Thank you for the link to reviews. The best part about GotW3 is there's no contract. So, I can opt out any time. The person who sells this service in my area is someone with whom I have many mutual friends, including some of my fam. He has provided them with good service. He demonstrated the service at my house a few days ago and I was impressed. With HughesNet, I get buffering on NetFlix. There was none of that with GotW3 while running NetFlix on 2 TVs at the same time. Web pages responded faster, too. I've about talked myself into giving it a try.
Me too! Thanks. Living in the country shouldn't mean "lower quality / higher cost", but that seems to be the rule. For now.
