Beware of Wild Blue. If you have any other choices, do not waste money on their inferior services. I feel sorry for all those without another option, apparently this is so for many outside the urban centers around the country. I at 59, feel I have had experienced many contractual relationships, and ...
I have had wildblue for almost 2 years.installer was incompetent. The equipment was faulty from the beginning. I have had very intermittent connectability the whole time, VERY slow speeds (average of 65kbps download and 16kbps upload) the entire time. Now they say that I exceeded my bandwidth and ...
I'm a new WB customer, and have had the service for one month. Prior to this, I had dial-up and I think I was one of the last holdouts. Does anyone use dial-up anymore? It took about two weeks to finally get my internet running up to speed, after the installer was out here four separate times. He ...
I signed up with Wild Blue at the suggestion of AT&T since they did not have DSL service in my area. The price for installation was supposed to be free, but it ended up costing me over $200. If you don't have your computer 5 ft away from your dish, you end up paying the installer for the extra ...
I've had this system installed 5/27/07 and have nothing but problems. From the initial installation that took literally 12 hours to the constant drop of the signal. The signal gets lost if it's cloudy, raining, wind blowing, or even bright and sunny. Tech support's hold time is a minimun of 1 1/2 ...
WildBlue communications is selling at a cost comparable with premium services, $49.95 and up. Their connection speeds are much slower than dialup, due to; High latency times, poor connection speeds. I've seen less than 2k per/second when their FAP (Fair Access Policy) has not applied. This is the ...