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$127 per month avg ($30 to $264)

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Rob2647 Review by Rob2647
UPDATED: 37 days ago
member for 1.2 years, 374 visits, last login: a few hours ago


Rochester,Oakland,MI
$130 per month
about 16 days
"Fast Internet, Great SD-TV Picture, TH-DVR, Affordable, Feature Rich, And not a bundled price!"
"None to count the service out compared to cable."
"Great alternative to the cable giants, and no contract!"
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    My Other Reviews·Vonage
    ·Comcast
    Initial review:

    Decided to make the switch from Comcast, to AT&T U-verse. I can say I was happy with the decision. Getting the same channels(U200 package), if not a few more than what Comcast offered. My other option for internet would have been ADSL and going back to DirecTV, which worked great when we did have it for TV.

    Ordered the Max internet(10down/1.5up) Getting within 500k of advertised speeds, not bad being about 1500 feet from the VRAD. I noticed the connection seems a little bit more snappy off the line, sort of speak than Comcast was. Pings times are very similar to my old cable connection too.

    Install process was scheduled for 2 weeks from the day I placed the order was due to available install date, and my own schedule between work, and a weekend trip I had already planned. The install took about 2.5 hours. Had to rewire the main phone line in the NID, after the installer spent about 15-20mins at the VRAD making his connections. Reused the 2 year old Comcast installed RG6 coax to 2 of the 3 TV's in the house and to the modem/router or Residential Gateway(RG). I assisted the installer in cleanly running the third coax to the third TV, which was no big deal.

    The RG is 2wire, and each TV box including the DVR are Motorola boxes. Never had a DVR with Comcast, so this was a major deciding factor in switching to U-verse, besides the 10/1.5 internet. The only downside that cable fanatics will tear on right away is that U-verse currently can run 4 SD-TV's or 2 HD-TV's all at once. No big deal for us, since all our TV's are standard def, and we only have three.

    In all, everything is working well. My Vonage line is working great with U-verse too(Linksys PAP2 v2 adapter). Only today there was a brief hiccup with the service, lasted less than a minute and the RG reconnected without having to be power cycled like a cable modem would of have to been.

    Had no need to call tech support, I can usually handle most of my issues on my end without any problems. And U-verse is not bundled or locks you into any contract. Which is A+ in my book.

    9/21/08

    Been having intermittent service interruptions that last under a minute each time. Only happens at most a couple times a day. Gets annoying while watching TV. I believe it to be a issue with the gateway. Need to get a tech out to swap it out. Besides that, things are going well. Still debating whether or not to keep the TV after the first month.

    9/30/08

    Tech came out a last Thursday and ran his battery of tests on my end. Still finds no issues. I showed the tech the stats in the gateway. After he calls his tech support line, he swaps out the gateway for another. That seemed to fix the issue mostly. Still getting the random DSL Link Retrain. I"m about ready to schedule another tech visit and show them the detailed system log I found in the gateway after the last tech visit. Still willing to get the bugs worked out, because I refuse to go back to Comcast and deal with their slow capped and crippled service.

    On the bright side, the Total Home DVR is now available to me, since last Friday 9/26. It works quite well, no need to fight over the TV with the DVR to watch our recordings.

    10/20/08

    Finally got a line tech, 2 actually in one day, to come out and check out the lines. The first noticed 3 minor things that could have been causing a problem. He cleaned that all up. So far so good. My RG's stats page is looking much better than before. I think it's all ironed out this time. Both line techs noted that I'm getting a very strong signal. The second line tech thinks I should have the RG connected by Cat5 instead of RG6. But from reading on the forums, and reviews here either works fine. The techs were happy to see that I was willing to work with them to get the issues fixed, because there was no way in heck I was going back to Comcast.

    I updated the monthly cost. It's a dollar less than what we were paying with Comcast. but we have a third TV hooked up, a DVR, faster internet(was on 6/1.5 w/Comcast), and total home DVR for nearly the same price. Plus got the first month free, and $200 bucks cash back. Still a great deal.

    11/4/08

    Everything still running great, TV and internet. No further issues with the service randomly dropping out. Decided not to switch to U-voice. Still keeping our current VOIP service for the time being.

    12/24/08

    It's been a while and I'd figured it was time for an update. Everything still running solid ever since the line tech paid a visit. Have found no reason to upgrade to the Max18 internet speed tier. Max10 is working great, still consistent speed wise. Ping times are still similar to what I saw with Comcast. U200 for the TV is been plenty for us. THDVR is very nice. All in all still pleased with U-verse. The only downside is the bandwidth caps they want to slap on the service. At this time they are only testing it in 2 markets. Thankfully not mine, yet. Once again still keeping our current VOIP service for the time being.

    2/19/09

    New year, new update! Everything still going great. I think the ping times have gotten a little lower then since when I originally signed up. Not leaps and bounds but easily below 50ms on 2 MI speedtest.net servers. Still on 10/1.5 tier and U200 Also enjoying the Weather On Demand service. Great for former Comcast customers that were used to Weatherscan. Still rockin the Vonage VOIP too. Additional STB fees recently raised from 5 to 7 bucks. So I updated my approximate monthly cost.

    4/11/09

    Still going strong. No issues, no outages. Rock solid service! Figured I'd post a brief update with a speed test result. Ping times are looking good too.

    5/24/09

    AT&T bumped up the download speed of the Max10 tier to 12megs. Still the lowly 1.5 upload. Would like to see the upload double to 3megs, but the 1.5 has been a workhorse when needed. On the TV side, still on the U200 package. Nothing on the TV side to worry about. Still a solid service. Finally I uploaded the latest speed test result. Enjoy.

    7/5/09

    Just got the update to the TH-DVR, now can manage and record shows to the DVR from any STB in the house. The interface has been improved. Weather On Demand, and the Ubar loads and displays faster than before. The 12meg internet has been solid, seeing 11.5 down on speed tests. Posted the latest speedtest.net results. See attachment.

    9/4/09

    Nearly a year later, still like the service. Just recently got the Mediashare feature which in nice. Been experiencing momentary TV freezes. A little fed-up with the techs on the phone and the in home techs thinking it's something wrong inside the house. Now got the RG running on RJ-11 which I'm not 100% convinced that it's better than running it on RG6. Need to get a tech to call out a line tech to go through the outside line thoroughly. I'm looking forward to getting that fixed. Also recently upgraded to the U300 TV package for 1 extra dollar month for 6 months.

    10/17/09

    The TV freezing issue continued for more than a month since the last update. A little rant about it in a thread in the Uverse forum here seemed to have got something done. The thousands of corrected blocks in the gateway stats and the tv freezing has stopped for the past 20+ hours. The service still has been good otherwise. Nothing has changed. Ping tests look good too. See attachment.

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    koolkid1563
    Premium,MVM
    join:2005-11-06
    Powell, WY
    clubs:

    THDVR

    THDVR will work on either the Motorola or Cisco boxes, it doesn't really matter which as they will both have the same software loaded on them and THDVR is purely software driven.
    Oedipus

    join:2005-05-09

    Gateway

    I thought 2Wire made the RGs. I know Motorola and Cisco make the STBs, but beyond that I wasn't aware.
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI

    Re: Gateway

    Oh duh, thats right. For some reason I thought that was just a branding name Motorola was using for the gateway.

    paulw

    @sbcglobal.net

    u-verse gateway

    seems like you found a useful feature in the gateway. My installer kept all of the books/paperwork on my RG. It would be nice if you tell how you got your stats out of this equipment. I have the 3800 model.
    If you know where to find a documentation on this device I would appreciate knowing where to get it.
    Thank you so much PW
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI

    Re: u-verse gateway

    Check here: »helpme.att.net/index.php

    pandhw

    @sbcglobal.net
    rob2647: Thanks for the fast response. I really appreciate it. ATT sit isn't all user friendly if you don't have a roadmap. Dealt with bell for 40 tears as a telephone tech PW
    koolkid1563
    Premium,MVM
    join:2005-11-06
    Powell, WY
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    ·Bresnan Online


    1 edit
    The main area of interest for line stats and other useful information would probably be the MDC (Management and Diagnostics Console) located at »192.168.1.254/mdc.

    A users manual can be found on the FCC's website: »https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms···_pdf=pdf

    kooolkid563

    @sbcglobal.net

    Re: u-verse gateway

    thanks for the info. appreciate your response. PW

    Kate3366

    @speakeasy.net

    How do the connections work?

    I just moved into a new place and would like to switch to ATT for TV/DVR. I already have ATT DSL. Currently using Comcast, I need to locate my TV near the coax connection (the coax connectors are in really poor locations ). Will I have the same restriction on location using ATT?
    From reading the posts, it sounds like using the whole-house DVR would give me more options. Could I put the TV and DVR separated from the set top (STB) as long as they are near a CAT5 outlet? In other words, only the STB needs to be located near the coax outlet. The TV and DVR are only connected to a CAT5 outlet.

    Am I understanding this correctly?
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI
    ·Vonage
    ·AT&T U-Verse
    ·Comcast


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    Re: How do the connections work?

    The TV boxes can be hooked up with either RG6 which leaves all 4 open ethernet ports on the gateway open for any wired ethernet devices.

    Or you can use Cat5 for up to 4 boxes to the 4 ethernet ports on the back of the gateway.

    The regular STB's and the DVR are the same as far as how they can be hooked up, RG6 or Cat5.

    I currently have 3 computers and a Linksys PAP2 VOIP phone adapter wired to my RG and all 3 of my TV's are using RG6 comcast installed over 2 years ago when we had their service.

    zboza

    @comcast.net

    location

    where are you located, im in oakland twp, off orion rd, just past dutton, and i cannot get uverse...
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI

    Re: location

    I'm in Rochester Hills, near Avon and John R roads. I see the VRADs all over the area. Maybe AT&T has not got any in your area yet. But they are always expanding.

    uverse cust

    @sbcglobal.net

    no contract?

    How did you manage no contract? Everyone I know who has it (including myself) were forced into a contract, and did not offer 'no contract'. Is this something new? Or something offered in the past?
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI
    ·Vonage
    ·AT&T U-Verse
    ·Comcast


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    Re: no contract?

    When I signed up(in Sept 08'), there was no special cheaper monthly promotion for TV or internet. And with the U200 TV package or higher the DVR is included, so you only pay a fee for each additional receiver you have besides the DVR.

    Have you tried posting in the AT&T Uverse forum about this before?

    uverse cust

    @sbcglobal.net

    Re: no contract?

    No I have not. I just thought it was standard to be locked into a contact.
    Raich92

    join:2009-07-03
    Macomb, MI

    Re: no contract?

    How are your ping times so good? I live in Macomb,MI and my ping times are 137ms to a server in Stanton,MI!
    Rob2647

    join:2008-08-12
    Rochester, MI
    ·Vonage
    ·AT&T U-Verse
    ·Comcast

    Re: no contract?

    That pretty much how they been. The Stanton, MI server on speedtest.net can suck during the day. My best speeds on it where late nights. The Kalamazoo, MI server or Chicago, IL I've found to be much better.

    But 137ms pings is not good. You may want to post in the Uverse forums here and see if the guys in there can diagnose the issue.

    MartyinLA

    @uscourts.gov

    Uverse User Report

    Although the small satellite tuner in the bedroom works really well with the remote - you don't even need to point it at the box - the main dvr box is sometimes hit and miss with the remote. We've swapped remotes, and it is definitely either the dvr sensor or something else. Does anyone else have that problem or am I the only lucky one?

    Been a Uverser user for nearly 2 months. No freezing or other problems as reported here. After having been a Tivo user for nearly 10 years, I miss Tivo's smarter interface, but couldn't wait until 2010 for them to hook up with Directv(if they ever do). I LOVE that you can access the dvr from other tvs in the house - something Tivo and the others cannot do. The HD and audio is flawless. I have no idea how many hours it records, and have about 60+ shows now (mostly HD). Also LOVE that we can record 4 shows at once. Never thought I'd use this feature but have taken advantage of that feature. Also love the strong wireless signal that we're using for laptops and iPhones. Also LOVE that I can view pics that I've loaded on my ATT Yahoo account with ???. Wish Uverse were cheaper though.

    ATT Client

    @cox.net

    Cancelling att

    We already have cable/tv/HD with Cox.
    Wanted to try att, but decided to cancel for the following reasons:
    1. The physical layer (the cable) was not installed in my apartment, when att salesperson said it was already there.
    2. The iphone app (which salesman lead client to believe) that allows remote control movie recording never materialized.
    3. The overall price for services was more expensive than the current carrier.
    4. Client disatisfaction due to above items got att Fired.
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Galvan316 Review by Galvan316
UPDATED: 39 days ago
member for 188 days, 84 visits, last login: 8 days ago


Plainfield,Will,IL
$220 per month
about 14 days
"Channel Line-up, HUGE amount of HD, Fast internet connectivity,PIP"
"No MLB Network, Lengthy install"
"Excellent Service, Great Picture, Friends of ours have switched as well"
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    My Other Reviews·Comcast
    Recently, our household dropped Comcast and switched over to AT&T U-verse. With Comcast, we were trending around $139 per month, with a triple play bundle for Digital Preferred w/ HBO and another $60 dollars or so in equipment. Now our household had a total of 4 TVs, (One HD) and 4 Computers along with 2 phone lines. So grand total a month with tax was approximately $215 or so. The problem was, our Triple Play was set to expire near the end of October, which would have dramatically increased our monthly costs to close to $300 per month.

    So the decision was made to switch over to AT&T U-Verse, We selected the U450 package with the 12MB internet and the Unlimited phone service. When we ordered the package we where informed that it would take approximately 2 weeks for install because of porting from Comcast etc.

    On the day of the install the U-Verse tech arrived exactly at 9am (Install was set for 8am-10am.

    He was a very nice gentleman, wore booties on his shoes and promptly started his work after I gave him a tour of the house. In our home we used to have a security alarm system that caused some confusion by the Tech as to whether or not we were going to continue the alarm or not, in addition to that, the phone lines where in the tech's words "extremely messed up" most likely due to the install of the Alarm. Our coax was not in the best condition either as Comcast, had split the coax 12 ways from sunday when we added the CDV service.

    Further issues in install arose when the U-Verse tech went to our attic to wire the 3 bedrooms that will have the boxes. The tech and god bless him went up and down from the attic to the basement(where the RG was placed) at least 40 times. Anyway after nearly 4 hours of rewiring the upstairs attic, now came time for the RG to be placed in the basement.

    This was a very unnerving experience for the tech as he attempted several times to sync up the RG with the network. After about 3 hours of attempting to sync up the RG and talking to tier 2 support 3 times and going back out to the VRAD, the Tech gave the wiring another once over to see if that was the problem. Sure enough there was a wire crossed in the attic.

    By now it was going on close to 5pm and the tech had to call another U-Verse tech out for help. The second tech arrived and went to work installing the boxes in the rooms and setting up the TVs etc.

    Finally after about 9 hours of install the services where up and running!

    I really dont fault the tech for the install problem, it was a simple mistake and it was found and fixed, In fact I personally called the supervisor for the tech to commend him on an excellent job.

    The service has worked exceptionally well, the HD quality is in my opinion as good as with Comcast, the channel line-up suit our family very very well and the internet speed and phone services have been top notch. Not to say that Comcast HSI/CDV werent good either, they where however since moving back to Plainfield (There was a Comcast review of mine for Chicago Ridge) There have been a multitude of problems with the Video service.

    The AT&T experience has been a very good one. We enjoy the features and channels that are offered to us with the notable exception of not having the MLB Network. When I had it with Comcast, id literally watch that channel at least 6 hours a day during the baseball season. But, hopefully AT&T will add this soon!

    Nevertheless we are very glad we made the switch to U-Verse and I have recommended U-Verse to a few of my friends that also have Comcast and they too are switching there services over as well.



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johnavich Review by johnavich
Posted: 44 days ago
member for 60 days, 5 visits, last login: 9 days ago


Grand Prairie,Dallas,TX
$190 per month
about 8 days
"Great Customer Service"
"Tier Speeds are limited."
"Good combination of services."
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    Have had UVerse internet for over a year, with very little downtime. The Gateway is user friendly and allows for many custom settings. The Gateway is also set to default for many users with information listed on the device. this makes for Out of the Box configuration very simple. The install tech was nice and knowledgeable, though he could not answer my more technical questions. The Tech Support can be challenging for the more advanced users, however once the issues are escalated, the customer service really kicks in. I have had very few issues with the service all together.

    Just recently added TV to my bundle. The channels provided on the lower tiers are adequate, the channels provided on the higher tiers more than most.

    The service as a whole is better than expected, considering previous ATT service (cellphone), regardless of company ownership.

    Ordered product: MAX internet (10Mbps)

    Current product: Max 18 internet (18Mbps), U450 TV (includes all premium channels and HD)

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chunk73 Review by chunk73
UPDATED: 44 days ago
member for 7.7 years, 450 visits, last login: 2 days ago


Fairfield,Fairfield,CT
$110 per month
about 20 days
"Has been rock solid. Speeds are consistent and always works"
"Latency because of VDSL interleave profile"
"It works as advertised and you dont have to ever mess with it."
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Hasher Review by Hasher
Posted: 45 days ago
member for 9.4 years, 639 visits, last login: 3 days ago


Rocky River,Cuyahoga,OH
$125 per month
about 15 days
"Great Speed , VOIP sound quality, TV looks great in HD.. DVR is awesome"
"Remote has issues not working right or changing to wrong channel"
"Great value compared to Cox Cable that I had prior."
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    I installed on May 22 , 2009 and the install went as planned.. Install went smooth except for a little snafu in activating the internet ( was due to moving from old AT&T DSL to Uverse DSL). I was able to call and get upgraded to 2HD 2SD service so I can record up to 2 HD channels at once. I got the $200 rebate and it worked as stated. They sent me a letter and I logged on to the uverse.att.com and it showed up.. I filled it out and got it quite fast.

    So far the service has worked flawlessly. Some pixellation now and then and some slow response in channel changing . Also the remote has issues some times due to my having plasma and the interference from it which causes the remote to do things differently like when hitting last channel it changes to a totally different channel.

    But other than that Internet works great at 6 meg service.. VOIP is clear and I love the ability to get voicemail on the internet.

    Great overall.

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jtmccoy Review by jtmccoy
Posted: 46 days ago
member for 5.6 years, 1513 visits, last login: a few hours ago


Austin,Hays,TX
$57 per month
about 14 days
"Fast stable connection."
"Nothing really, could be better on upload speed."
"Works."
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    Ordered 18 Mb option, getting $10 off for first 6 months.

    Install was quick and painless. I mentioned to the installer that I planned on adding a 1000Mb switch for all the wired lines, and he said that the gateway was a 1000Mb switch. This is not true it is 100Mb, not a big deal but you would think if anyone knew the equipment specs it would be the installers.

    I'm in a new development area so the connection is FTTH, this makes for great pings. Just wish they offered some symmetrical packages.

    Overall I'm very happy, just moved to Austin from Salt Lake City. And I am getting 18Mb down 1.5Mb up for about the same price I was paying Qwest for 1.5Mb down 1.0Mb up.

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EcoTony Review by EcoTony
Posted: 48 days ago
member for 3.9 years, 100 visits, last login: 3 days ago


San Diego,San Diego,CA
$105 per month
about 1 days
"Speed, Reliability, and Features!"
"HD Compression"
"Great set of features along with lots of HD channels in the basic package."
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    My Other Reviews·ooma
    ·AT&T Yahoo
    Currently enjoying TV and Broadband through U-Verse. The television lineup is great. Tons of channels in the 200 package. Add in the HD package, and you are pretty set.

    We also added a specialty channel for an additional $25/mo. Everything, including 3.0mb/s broadband is running about $105/mo. Throw in the ooma savings (which I hope last), and we are saving over the old POTS line, cable TV, and DSL we had before.

    The DVR is well made, works easily, and can stream to 4 rooms or record 4 shows at the same time. It is reliable and works 99.99% of the time.

    I would say the HD compression is noticeable, and lots of motion will cause artifacts. I was a bit bummed at first, but have grown accustom to the condition. It is slightly worse than my old TWC HD. OTA HD is a lot better - than both.

    The system has been reliable. Down times have been minutes, and I can only recall once where it was more than a few moments. Updates occur automatically, but can leave a box hanging, requiring a re-boot. A bit annoying to wait 3-4 minutes for the unit to get up and running, but this is rare.

    We are very happy with all our U-Verse service.

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Ceromus Review by Ceromus
Posted: 51 days ago
member for 5.5 years, 14 visits, last login: 51 days ago


Columbia,Richland,SC
Business customer
$65 per month
"Incredibly reliable! I am so so so impressed."
"...well...I don't like the at&t online billing thats about it :)"
"I will never switch back to road runner"
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    - I pay 65.00 per month for 18mbps, if my memory serves me correct I was paying 65 for 12mbps with road runner. Also my upload is 1.5mbps or so.

    - I have never experienced any latency from my u-verse connection. Infact I have only lost connection 1 time in the 3-4 months that I had this service and that was because I accidently unplugged the modem. Even when a storm knocks out the power for a moment I still didnt lose connection to the internet (I have power backup). When I had road runner (time warner) every storm would knock out my internet for hours.

    - People tend to say u-verse has higher ping times. While its true my ping goes up like 18ms or so after the first hop the network is far superior to road runners. In my experience this had lead to equal or better ping times to the games I play.

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TebTeb Review by TebTeb
Posted: 52 days ago
member for 299 days, 234 visits, last login: a few hours ago


Columbus,Franklin,OH
$84 per month
"Consistent Speed, Great response time on TV"
"Little Expensive at first"
"great product"
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    My Other Reviews·WOW Internet and C..
    I originally ordered the service on June 10th and had them install the service on July 6th due to being on summer break. When the install guy came he was very professional, he asked where we wanted the modem and what TV we wanted hooked up to the cable service. The original order that I placed with the person on the phone was the Max 18, and the U100 service, but when the install was over we only have the Max 12 service. Since I was at work during most of the install I was not able to ask as many questions as I wanted to, but switching to the Max 12 isn't so bad after all considering we always get at least 11Mbps down and 1Mbps up which is speedy, but I would still like to get the Max 18 due to distance limitations we cannot get it. The tv service we upgraded to the U200 free for a month and got an additional box. Kept that for about a month and then upgraded to the U300 free for a month, and now were back down to the U200 service and one tv.

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JerryC Review by JerryC
UPDATED: 53 days ago
member for 63 days, 45 visits, last login: a few hours ago


Collierville,Shelby,TN
$110 per month
about 30 days
"Good download speed, Good VOIP. Excellent Onsite Technicians"
"Upload speed could be better"
"I'm Happy with theproduct as whole."
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    I placed the order and was told I could only get 12Mb internet. When the install tech checked the line he found that it was capable for 18Mb internet and had that enabled. I had ordered one VOIP line with my existing land line number to be ported over.

    Install went without a hitch.The tech was extremely professional, and super neat in doing his job. He called ahead of time, said when he would be here, and he was ontime. He followed up well after his quitting time to make sure everything was going fine with the service.

    I ordered a second line and the second tech was great as well. I had to work when he came over, both my wife and son commented on how good he was. He worked hard to eliminate every tiny bit of line noise possible on the phone lines. The issues being rooted in my existing phone wires and cordless phone. They are perfect now!

    I was able to keep my Bellsouth email account which is big plus for me.

    Download and upload speed are within 95% of the advertised speed 18/1.5. I'd like to see AT&T offer at least double the upload speed. I use both wired and wireless networking, they work equally well. I was able to easily change the Uverse RG to use the name and password of my old Linksys router so that I had to make no changes to the wireless pc's.

    I do some gaming and my pings are roughly the same as my DSL that preceded Uverse.

    I work from home a couple days a week and the Cisco VPN software my employer uses works fine with Uverse.

    I did not get the Uverse TV portion, I have DirecTV and I'm very happy with my DirecTV. I watch and record a lot HD. Until Uverse can do at least 4 simultaneous HD streams, I'll stick with DirecTV.

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