Open 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?

so happy with open infra We have only had open infra for about a few months and so far we are satisfied. I understand that sometimes it would be slow or go out but that’s because it’s a new company but once it get settled they would work really good. Before we went with them, I noticed that they are more settled in Europe and is starting in the US but all of the reviews I read and the research that I’ve made, I decided to take a chance on them. I trust that they were not a spam became of the research that I did and you actually get a real person rather than a recording when you do call them. The main thing that I love from them is the customer service, they are always really nice and try their best to help you and give you information. The internet company I had before I hated the customer service. I am very happy and pleased with open infra

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

The install was very clean and minimal… The install was very clean and minimal in time when ONT was installed. I would suggest that when a tech returns on future installs to install router, that an appointment is scheduled instead of tech just showing up. The construction work was clean, although final clean up and erosion control(sod) needs to be placed at all excavation sites. The service has been stable and reliable to this point! I know several neighbors are still struggling to get their services up and running. It might be a good idea to get those worked out quickly for the revenue and image. Competitors are planning and working to move in, so being first to the game and giving everyone the experience I had would go a long way.

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.