Biggest cheats! I had ordered for 2 apple cider vinegar and they have sent me only one and then when I called the customer service they are just denying the fact and refusing to do any kind of reasoning... hopeless cheats don't buy from these thugs
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Virginia Ferrell S.
They are extortionists
I canceled my account, returned the equipment and they still say I owe them $400+ dollars and they can't give me an idea of how much my final bill will be, what kind of customer service is this, I use the word customer service loosely, because it isn't. You wait on the phone forever get transferred around 3-4 times. I was told I would get a final bill but not until 9/14/23, why the runaround? And Sam (female) wasn't very helpful never answered my questions. My next complaint will go to State Rep and Senator and a local news entity and maybe even national.
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Jeremy C.
Been with WOW 3 years
Been with WOW 3 years. We recently moved somewhere where they didn't have coverage. Called to cancel they want to charge me $390 plus 2 months (notice) so basically close to 1,000 for the privilege of disconnecting. I said contract was only 2 years. They said: "well... it auto renews." stay away from these people.
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Scott C.
I would not recommend WOW services!
Service and equipment is outdated and old. I live in an apartment complex that has WOW only and come to find out that they are using 30 year old plus lines. Nothing updated crappy equipment! Customer service experience over the phone is annoying at minimum with the foreigners with broken English being over apologetic and disingenuous in that when it comes to any issues and they love to transfer to multiple representatives, asking you the same questions over again and not really addressing or fixing any issues. Other internet providers in the Charleston SC area where I live have multiple offices all over the place which you can go into and speak to somebody face-to-face. WOW has one little office which they don’t staff to help out with billing or return equipment or any other issues or services. After seven years with being with them, it was time to leave, and I would not recommend them whatsoever. Their pricing is misleading, their services fair at best, customer service experience is one of the worst out there!
If you’re considering WOW, I wouldn’t unless you absolutely have them because they have a monopoly where you live. There are other alternatives which I utilize with a cell phone carriers WiFi tower and works perfectly fine and will save you on average $40-$60. Otherwise run don’t consider them at all, terrible terrible terrible!!!
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Marla W.
ay I received a bill from WOW
Today I received a bill from WOW , I have one land line with this scam of a company. My new charge is $3.00 for paper statement fee and I am already being charged $14.00 for an advanced modem to have service on that one land line. Stick a fork in me, I am done. Been a customer since 1966.
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Jonathan L.
WOW Internet Not committing to 2 year paid agreement.
I paid in advance for 2 years of internet only to have WOW said you owe more money 1 1/2 in to the 2 year agreement. WOW representative Kent and Tonya said our cost went up so we need to pass it to you. Tonya and Kent said the notes show that I paid for two years and said "there is no way the WOW supervisor could know prices would go up in two years". I did know my cost of living go up either but I still have to my commitments/agreements. I told both Kent and Tonya that I had done this 2 times prior to this with no price increases so why know? Because WOW doesn't have contracts/agreements with the end user, so we don't have to stick with that agreement. So, I will make sure to let all know what a deceptive, crocks, WOW and the mother company (Racecar Acquisition LLC). It is interesting, or maybe not, that you can't find a place to write an email or review on WOW's websites. I will continue to write the FCC, local TV, state representatives, Better Business Bureau and thousands of persons what a horrible company WOW internet and Racecar Acquisition LCC are and how they don't stick to agreements with the customer (me).
Jon
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Miki S.
Less then 1 cable out for two days with…
Less then 1 cable out for two days with internet they don’t know why, but can send a technician next Tuesday and won’t stop billing or auto pay upon cancellation
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J M.
The Good, the Bad, and the Horrible
The Good: Internet works and seems fairly reliable, until...
The Bad: they cut off your service due to "rejected payments". These rejected payments (in our case, and which also seems prevalent in online reviews) are due to them charging OLD cards resulting in the charges being denied by the bank.
When you then contact customer service (which in my opinion is the absolute worst CS I've ever had to deal with), they tell you that your bank rejected the payment, but they will not provide you with any other supporting information other than "contact your bank". When you do contact your bank, the bank will have no record of any rejected payments. WOW! will also charge you all sorts of fees for this (late payment fees, reactivation fees, and they'll kick you out of your autopay setup resulting in $5 per month in fees).
In our case, it took days of phone calls over the span of months to get it all straight, when they finally admitted it was not our fault. Oddly enough, they did correctly charge the new card for one monthly payment after we updated the account, but then they reverted back to the old card. I think they have some real data system problems behind the scenes.
If I had to write about all of the hoops we had to jump through to get all of this straight, you'd be reading for hours. Sadly, once we finally did get it all straight, and re-setup autopay (which they made us wait a month to do), and everything was confirmed to be correct, they AGAIN charged the OLD card number and the whole process started again.
The Horrible: Did you know that if you call customer service and put in the phone number for the account (which you don't have to be calling from), the automated system will tell you the house number AND the WOW! account number for the customer? Seems like a pretty big security issue, but they don't seem to care.
Also, the automated system tells us that our bill is due on 2002. The year I guess. Again, it seems like they have A LOT of internal issues.
Finally, they do have the absolute worst customer service we've ever had to deal with - language barriers, audio delays that make it nearly impossible to not interrupt each other, terribly long hold times (especially if you ask to speak to a supervisor - we waited an hour once before hanging up), and the first tier supervisors will simply refuse to escalate further when they can't resolve an issue.
For many, WOW! is the only internet option. That's the case for us, and we are now planning to just use cell phones and wait for Starlink or some other alternative. It's simply just not worth the hassle any longer.