Summit Broadband is a telecommunications company that provides internet, television, and telephone services to residential and business customers. They are a regional provider, with coverage primarily in Florida. Reviews of Summit Broadband are mixed, with some customers praising the company’s high-speed internet and reliable service, while others have complained about customer service issues and slow internet speeds. Overall, Summit Broadband’s customer satisfaction rating is average.
Summit Broadband Reviews: What Customers are Saying about the Regional Provider’s Internet Services in Florida
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I had to give a one, but it should be a zero.. worst customer service, but more then that no one knows what they are talking about they appear to have no training.. Each customer service gives a different answer to your issue. I would have changed ASAP, but they are foxy. Our complex has been completely wired with Summit, so no other cable company can come in.
I can't give them any stars, but had to put 1 star to post. Unfortunately my HOA looking after Glenbrook chose to switch to Summit. WHAT A MISTAKE THAT WAS. Phone line continually down, TV more often than not, not working. Spend hours waiting to speak to someone. Internet off too much.
I have to call on my cell, then they ask for email or landline details and I have to point out the reason I'm calling is nothing is working, AGAIN...
Summit sucks. Pure and simple. Everything about them is the lowest level of service. Quality, response, uptime. My HOA went with them but I wish they didn’t. I rather spend more but get a good service. They just don’t care. Run as fast as you can from them.
Absolutely the worst service ever. Just had whole home rewired after a month of fighting with Summit Broadband. Wiring needed to be redone due to Hurricane Ian. Even with new wiring internet and cable seem to go out nightly and what Customer Service are we talking about? I cannot even stand the term “Customer Service” any more. Summit Broadband literally tortures you with the same tune for hours on end hoping you will hang up and go to the internet to find your answer. Which of course you cannot because you have no INTERNET SERVICE!
If I could give less than 1 star, I would. Our internet goes out weekly for hours and it takes hours to get technical support. Unfortunately our condo included this in our HOA fees so we have no choice and I thought Spectrum was bad.
I have been in the business for close to 30 years in Florida . I have dealt with every provider you could image. They are by far the worst company in the state. The equipment is old antiquated and typically not even there’s. Decade old TiVo boxes and remotes. I have been on hold for over 45 minutes waiting to talk to someone for a client. You can complain about Comcast all day long but they have superior equipment and better customer service. It doesn’t mean they are perfect but they are miles above in providing a quality product and support. A lot of gated communities here get sold on the lower price and then you’re locked in for a 10 or 15 year contract. If it’s in your power, never use this company or get convinced to switch. They didn’t even deserve the 1 star!
Worst company ever. Even when the internet connection is working, speed is much slower than promised. Customer support is awful. Never thought I'd see a company so bad they make Spectrum look good.
I have been around long before cable. In all of my years this has to be the most incompetent worst service provider in the state of Florida. If your condo association is thinking about switching to Summit I suggest you stay away. Service has weekly outages and customer service is no help.
This service sucks, all week problem, than again today digging all around cables , no service, this has been a week of crap,,,were at 2967 bana palm dr. In paradise palms, in kissimmee. Still no tv signal,
When Summit Broadband took over Voice Onyx, they knew NOTHING about the operations...and to this date they proven over and over that they still know NOTHING about the operations of Voice Onyx. Let's start with "technical support." I use that term loosely because for most companies it means something....but obviously not at Summit Broadband. From the 1st telephone call where they had to EMAIL technical support to today some months later where I was told to go to the trouble of going online and EMAIL a Support TICKET. Does any customer believe that email will get the job done FASTER? If you have a business suffering technical support issues and want to wait for the proper person to be emailed, please go ahead. If you are a customer and have to explain to Judy how retrieving your voicemail messages "remotely" works, by all means use Summit Broadband. If Frank tells you that Summit is in transition (a/k/a we don't know what we are doing yet.....and are not prepared to help you as a customer!), please go to Summit Broadband.
If you wish to use a technical support team that doesn't make "courtesy" calls to the customer to update you on the status, use Summit Broadband. If you own a business and have 5 days to wait for resolution of your problem, please use Summit Broadband.
When I called to let them know the "hunting" feature wasn't returning the call to my business line, they made it worse (I believe intentionally because no one can be that inanely ignorant to have the call totally not answered by the business line). Business clients could not call for over a day due to the action/inaction of technical support. When the technical support team at Summit does a test call, finds it doesn't work, and doesn't call you back like Jose did yesterday, please use Summit Broadband. When a test call could easily tell whether the phone is operating properly, and you don't do one on Friday, not Saturday, not Sunday, not Monday...and you lie and say you made a test call on Tuesday when I was holding the cell phone and no call was made....please by all means...Summit Broadband is for you!