Guilty of price gouging My wife and I have had our email accounts with Wisper for several years at a cost of $2/mo for each account--a total of $4/mo. Wisper has now raised the cost to $10/mo per account--a total of $20/mo. That's a 500% increase. This is price gouging plain and simple as Wisper goes the extra mile in contributing to the current inflationary economy.

More than pleased I have had wisper internet service since around 2003 when I really needed faster service while doing web maintenance - I would literally up load some pictures, go cut the grass - 2-2.5 hours and still had pictures uploading when I returned. Their service has been phenomenal, In that time I have been down less than 20 times for any extended time - hours not days. Since I am rural I don't have a lot of options for internet service. I only have one complaint - technical service - slow - unavailable at times. I understand the problem of why - just wish the availability and response time was better

So far So far, wisper bought taney net which I was with before hand. Had no reliability issues to speak of outside of weather conditions. Since wisper has taken over it has been very sub par service. I'm hoping things get better since this is pretty much my only option based on my geographical location.

Patience Patience is the best word I can say the Technical support team have. I get very frustrated when someone is trying to help me either get back online or I have problems with Mail. Whoever is helping me, that person is so patient with their directions and are very explicit with all directions. I never feel belittled. I have no fear in asking for help.

Had email service with Yhti.net for… Had email service with Yhti.net for years. They then became Wisper and things changed Large photos were impossible to receive and other small issues related to how they recognized spam. Could not get some emails, but it was great having a secure email with only occasional spam getting through. Somewhat clunky and hard to set up for convenience. Evidently they tired of providing an email account, so they decided to charge a large service fee to handle my small email account's billing. Evidently this was so I would go away. Which I am, sadly.