4 years ago
If I could give negative stars I would. I have exp...
If I could give negative stars I would. I have experienced nothing but sheer grief during these past two weeks with this company. My internet is incredibly slow, so what should take minutes to get done can take an hour. They've replaced cables twice in the past two weeks and we purchased Eero (Smartnet) and the problems still remain. Prior to the series of outages that showed up two weeks ago, I had numerous problems, such as the internet frequently going down, but at least it was usuable. Now my entire street has been getting barely usable service and I am confident that there is a problem with their infrastructure, but they refuse to acknowledge it.
Oh, and if you use VPNs for work, good luck getting any work done at home. This goes especially for medical professionals. And of you're doing online courses at colleges, be careful, because when the internet went down two weeks ago, one of my family members had to use their hotspot to finish a quiz and two minutes after I finished my final the internet went down. Previously that same family member was doing an online assignment for high school and failed it as the internet went down. Her teacher was understanding enough as she also had Buckeye and understood my family member's situation. Doing schoolwork with Buckeye is a dangerous game.
Everyone I know who has this company as their ISP has been having numerous issues. The frequent outages are ridiculous. If we're paying $200-300 for Internet and cable, that Internet better work.
Basically, if you want usable Internet, move on if you can. I know not a single person with Buckeye who doesn't resent it, and with increasingly high costs, I can't find a single reason not to look elsewhere unless you can only get Buckeye in your area.
Edit: I should also mention that after we got rid of Unlimited Data and capped ourselves at 250 GB to reduce costs, somehow over 45 GB of data had been used on each of two days for what Buckeye refers to as "entertainment." We were not even home, and all devices were shut down. They refused to identify what we had been doing in the name of privacy despite that fact that they had such data and we gave them our own consent to reveal it to us. I have heard other reports of this happening. Hmmm....