Open Infra US

10601 Clarence Dr, Suite 250, Frisco, TX 75033, Frisco, United States
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2.45
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Open Infra US

Open Infra builds, manages and develops fibre infrastructure for households, businesses & municipalities in Sweden, Germany, USA, Norway & United Kingdom.

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Dennis Rodriguez
GB

THEY ARE CRAPY INTERNET PROVIDER THEY ARE CRAPY INTERNET PROVIDER, WORST THAN CABLE INTERNET FROM SPECTRUM. SUPPOSEDLY THEY HAVE 1K MBPS AND IS WORST THAN THE 500 MBPS OF SPECTRUM OR ANY OLD DSL SYSTEM. I HOPE THEY GET ME OFF THEIR CONTRACT OR GIVE ME CREDIT FOR EVERY MONTH OF CRAPY SERVICE. EVEN CALING EVOLUTION FIBER OR OPEN INFRA IS A NIGHTMARE. EVEN TO TRY TO PAY THEM IS A NIGHTMARE AND THE USE A 3ER PARTY BILLING, THAT ONLY THEM HEARD OFF.

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Stephen Burke Sr.
GB

James James was very courteous and professional and well dressed and manerd answered all our questions.We hope this helps your company having good workers like James. Stephen &Christine & Beens,Lucy @1856 n.princesse ave 34433

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Mr BB
GB

I've been told for months that service… I've been told for months that service was going to be turned on in my area within 2-3 weeks. Nothing. Call customer service and it's some over seas call center with useless people who don't speak good English. I get told the same thing every time.. "I reached out to our installation team and was not able to get an answer but I will send in a message for them and I will personally follow up with you in 1-2 days". Weeks go by, no follow up.

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C B
GB

The 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

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Colleen L
GB

Open 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.

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