On December 13 i recieved a flyer in the mail about the Goverment Recovery Act sposered through HughesNet. I contacted them and set up service with them. When it was set up i signed up for the basic plan which is 40.00 a month. I was susposed to get 200mbs of downloads a day. Come to find out that ...
I ordered HughesNet because I live in a rural area where dial up is not feasible. HughesNet offered a more faster way to get what I needed out of the internet. On February I had a two system installed at my home. At first the service was great and what I expected according to the advertisement and ...
Whenever we registered for support, I particularly requested if climate might influence service and was informed that it'd not. Additionally they voluntarily agreed to examine whether DSL, Wire, or additional highspeed entry was obtainable in my region, plus they explained that it wasn't. It was a ...
Hughes sales provider, Red Ventures sold me the service. Specifically asked if would work with Vonage. After internet was installed Vonage would not work. Spoke with Vonage Technical help who then with me on the phone contacted Hughes Technical Help found out the latency on Hughes was too high and ...
Signed up with this company end of August. All was well until January. All of a sudden two months in a row I have used my 200mg for their Fair Access Policy, which is asolutely ridiculous. It happened again tonight, cost me an additional $5.00 to be able to use MY computer. This is in addition to ...
Just bought our Hughes Net system.installed last Tuesday. Ready for a heart attack by Saturday. Salesman promised download speeds 15x faster than dial up. What a joke that was. On the phone with them all day on Saturday, no help. I could go and run a mile in the time it took to download some web ...