Uverse Techs

[mstng86]

Do we have any on the board?

Fucking 2 weeks to get an install done is ridiculous.

[ELVIS]

Do we have any on the board?

Fucking 2 weeks to get an install done is ridiculous.

you need to be working on the new house and fixing the washer. not watching tv.

god bless.

[mstng86]

i need the internets for work!!!

I can get by without tv.

[Quadforce]

mine was pretty much plug and play.. fast

[brandon01rt]

I dont go inside peoples houses and install Uverse but im sure I can help. PM me if you need anything.

[hunt4m3x]

Worthless union, i tellz ya

[brandon01rt]

Worthless union, i tellz ya

LMFAO your job has half the rules and is way more lax then my Union job.

[The King]

All AT&T had to do in my case (for U-verse internet service only) was activate the landline to the customer interface and verify adequate signal strength at that location. The modem was shipped separately and was simple to get up and running.

[TexasT]

I gave up on uverse. Crappy equipment, trying to get them out to fix it when down and their call center ineptitude got them the boot.

I am on Clear now. No probs the first 6 months.

[The King]

I gave up on uverse. Crappy equipment, trying to get them out to fix it when down and their call center ineptitude got them the boot.

I am on Clear now. No probs the first 6 months.

My experience with Clear became just the opposite. I had them for a little under two years (home modem and mobile) and signal strength/speed at home dropped dramatically during the final 3-4 months or so I had them. Their customer service call center was always fine, just the actual service that was bad. If it's true that they utilize Sprint's network for their service, I understand why my Clear home service was so bad. Sprint cellular service became atrocious at home, fine nearly everywhere else, but terrible there.

[mstng86]

So, I am still waiting on these assholes!

[Tyrone Biggums]

Uverse sounds totally worth it!

[FreightTrain]

So, I am still waiting on these assholes!

Nelson laugh: Ha Ha

[TexasT]

My experience with Clear became just the opposite. I had them for a little under two years (home modem and mobile) and signal strength/speed at home dropped dramatically during the final 3-4 months or so I had them. Their customer service call center was always fine, just the actual service that was bad. If it's true that they utilize Sprint's network for their service, I understand why my Clear home service was so bad. Sprint cellular service became atrocious at home, fine nearly everywhere else, but terrible there.

While our service isn't blazing fast I can stream tv and movies and have the boy on WiFi and another tablet going too. It stops to load up sometimes but for the cost i think it works for me. Though I do have a Sprint phone from work and its service is pretty spotty. It do at&t for phone and other than cost it has always been better than the others as far as service compared to other carriers.