Hughesnet publishes (see FAQ 03-Connection speeds) that a Pro Plan subscribeer will geet up to 1.0 Mbps, with typical speeds of about 650-750 Kbps during peak times. They are right about the speed of 650-750, but its all day long! Peak hours are 24 hrs to them, not just a cuple of hours when ...
This company should be shut down or made to pay somehow. I was so excited to get this for my kid's since it was the only way I could get anything other than dialup, since we live in the mountains. Boy we were ripped off the first day, We were told when they came to set up our equiptment we would ...
Hughesnet offers terrible customer service. They don't explain the Fair Access Policy before you sign up. If you use McAfee or try to look at any u-tube videos, or even play an on-line game, you go over your 200 mb limit in 24 hours, and then you can't get on the internet at all for 24 hours. They ...
Living in a rural area, my options for receiving high speed internet access are few. Dial-up is excruciatingly slow and our local wireless provider's up time is horrendous. For this reason I became a HughesNet customer. I have no complaints about the quality of service and monthly rates are roughly ...
One of my family members ordered HughesNet satellite internet service after learning that she couldn't get DSL or faster at her home. Shortly after the service was installed, she started noticing great drops in speed, going from around 200 kb/s to near 6 kb/s. When contacted about this, a customer ...
I contacted Hughesnet to check on there service and the speed of downloads. After talking to them, I decided to give them a try. The agreement was to lease the equipment and therfore it would be a $99.00 activation fee which I gave them my debit card number. A few days later an installer came to ...