FrontierNet Review Summary
Among the unknown names in internet service, FrontierNet Internet Service Provider ranks as one of the more troublesome ISPs. This internet service business recieves only a few positive words from our reviewers, such as the reliability of the dial- up connection service. Other than this, however, the experiences are basically negative and comments like “Want Slow Speeds, up to 30% Packet Loss, and Awful Tech Support?” and “FrontierNet is Horrible” pretty much summarize how reviewers feel about this service. The connection speeds are slow, there is no high- speed option, and FrontierNet Internet Service Provider disconnects constantly. Would you like to read reviewers of other internet services that could be better in quality? Click Internet Service Providers and find the plan that is right for you.
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FrontierNet Ratings and Reviews
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As someone else said on another message board "AVOID FRONTIER LIKE THE PLAGUE"! THEY ARE HORRIBLE! You would think when you were payinig like $20 a month a telephone company(Citizens Communications Company) would give you good service but this company gives you the lowest connection speeds of any company and disconnects you on top of it!
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Let me explain to you how their process works. They get you to sign a contract saying "You must pay us for x amount of time in order to get our service" where x equals most likely more than a year. They also are the only local DSL company in Statesboro,... read full review »
Have been with Frontier Communications for our dsl service for almost 4 years. In that time I've watched our download speeds drop to as low as .24 mps and is never higher than 1.1 mps. Between the hours of 4PM and about 11PM our service is as slow as dial-up. Unfortunately, we live in a rural area of PA with few options. The local cable service only offers highspeed down/dialup for uploads and satellite is expensive and unreliable. If a fiber optic line ever ran down our little country road I would leave Frontier in a heartbeat.
