Dr. Kineil W.
Might as well have stuck with DirectTV.
So here's how it went. Originally, we had DirectTV and switched to Atlantic Broadband because DirectTV was behind the times and we needed to be able to make long-distance calls. This was a good fifteen years ago. Fast-forward to when Atlantic Broadband gets rebranded to Breezeline: utter trash. Because they decided to replace their cable with streaming (which we specifically did not want because we live in a dead zone) our TV and Internet can and will go out on perfectly clear days for absolutely no reason. Even better, it's usually *only* in our living room, where we usually watch TV. Call someone out, they swap out the boxes, solution maybe lasts a week. Call customer support? I usually have to waste the first five minutes of finally getting a hold of a real person telling them "Yes I already did all that" because they give you the most basic advice of "turn it off and back on again." And for being supposedly 4K, it sure does look like 480 with buffering most days. Not to mention the fact that the few channels we do watch, they keep axing. Lost Newsmax a few years ago, and yesterday they axed WE TV. In exchange, we get a bunch of junk channels that we specifically did not want. Extra bonus to learning today that the reason we're having difficulty in getting a new provider is because Breezeline will buy out areas and not allow others to go there. That's right, your cable and internet providers act on the same monopoly mindset that your utility providers do, so if you do have Breezeline, likely you're stuck with it. If you can, avoid this company like the plague.




