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 ...
I've had this 'service' for several years. Living way down a dirt road, my only other option is dial up. When it was direcway I didn't have any problems. When Hughes took over the service got slower, sporadic, and the ridiculous Fair Access Policy plays havoc with my time on the computer. I do not ...
When I signed up for hughesnet, there was no mention of any restrictions on how much you can download. I even told the salesman that I used remote desktop to monitor video security cameras at another location. The salesman told me that there are no restrictions but the speed, which can be upgraded ...
We bought HughesNet satellite web Pro Plus arrange for our small company and house use after decades of sluggish (but trusted) dial up. We invested almost $700 for that gear and installment - 14 days after installation a water storm arrived through also it stopped functioning. I spent hours about ...
So, we signed up for HughesNet serveral years ago, when they were still DirecWay. We paid the huge amount for equipment, almost $800, and the outrageous service fees. We were okay with the service for the first year and a half but as time passed on the service was getting slower and slower until it ...