Wynn McGregor
GBOpen Infra fiber optic - bad idea They are trying to lay line in Aubrey, TX. Installation crews have been boring/digging through residential water lines all summer. We are without water this evening; they hit a main line in our area today. As they bore, they leave you a sludge mess in your property’s bar ditch. This is progress?
C B
GBThe internet is great when it works… The internet is great when it works however there are constant outages alusuaply lasting more than a day. As I write this pur internet has been down for 5 days now. They dont answer the ohone, won't respond to emails and won't return messages. Absolutely stay away from this company
Shaune
GBVery Bad Customer Service Installation of fiber in our area was only supposed to take 6 to 8 months. It took about 14 months. During that time, there were no updates provided unless I contacted them. On 3-4-24 when I contacted them, they told me that I should have service and just needed to connect my router and get my account set up. It didn't work so they scheduled a tech to come out on 3-11-24. The tech tested the fiber and said we would need another line ran to the house because the current one must be bad. once again, I have had to contact them 3 different times to find out when someone was coming out. All they could tell me was that they didn't do that part and can only tell the contractors they need to come out. The last communication was 4-2-24 from me and I still have no response and no internet on 4-19-24. If you use them, don't expect them to be proactive. Just know that you are going to have to beg and plead to be their customer and give them money. I can't speak to how they are if you are finally able to become a customer because we never got to that point.
Azmir Zeba
GBStay away!! Stay away!!! This people are the worst they duped my son to sign two years contract and promise all the best that fiber is now we are without internet at least one day a week broadband with next link we had before never went out
Colleen L
GBOpen Infra could require portable shade… Open Infra could require portable shade units (they are cheap) be provided fir their workers who are DIGGING IN THE SUN BY HAND IN 100+ DEGREE WEATHER. I have messaged them and they responded that they'd look into it but it was thru a 3rd party. I responded that it was their name on this project and their responsibility. Such disregard for human life is shameful when some small provisions could help avoid heat related illnesses.