Ken W. San D.
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Service is reliable but expensive
Service is reliable but expensive

Poor
747 reviews
Viasat is a global communications company focused on helping people stay connected. We provide satellite internet solutions for residential customers and small businesses throughout the United States, including in rural, remote, and hard-to-reach areas where traditional broadband options may be limited. Backed by our next-generation satellite network, our service supports everyday online activities such as streaming, browsing, remote work, and online learning. We offer a variety of internet plans so customers can choose the option that works best for their household. Viasat also offers fiber internet service, which is currently available in select California cities, providing customers with additional options for reliable internet service to keep them connected.
Viasat (viasat.com) has 747 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.8 out of 5.
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Ken W. San D.
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Service is reliable but expensive
Damian
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Record low temperatures in single digits with heavy snow and constant connectivity.
Jeannie
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I have good service, rarely goes out, dependable internet. Price should come down..
Tabatha
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With the work that the tech came out and then there are no complaints on my end
Ilonka H.
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The company quickly works on issues wrong, however the price changes without your knowing. Beware of the costs and question! Also I was billed for a phone I didn't have and then when questioned they wanted me to pay a cancelation fee of the whole year!! Question your bill!
JOHN L.
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The set up service person was great n very clean setting up everything But my wifi isn't strong enough can someone call me
Timothy
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Everything is going great, the hookup went smooth and the internet connection is satisfactory. only thing i will say is that agency Viasat uses to book technicians thats based out of Tennessee has some management issues. it took them a couple weeks to find someone willing to do the jobs for them. but thats that agency not Viasat. i would only suggest they maybe look into other outsourcing options for getting technicians.
Patricia
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I'm hoping its a little better than hughesnet was i like more speed and more data and don't have to pay to buy more data like Hughesnet