Century link prism tv
 

Looking for anyone using phone internet tv with Century link. Any hidden cost. Heard of $300.00 installaton surprise cost. How Is Customer Service.

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What's the good and bad with Prism and Internet. Any hidden cost?

We have the complete bundle, TV, phone and internet and it's great. We have had it for 1 year now and never had a problem. It's not cheap, but the wife is satisfied, that's all that matters.

Our installation was free and we have never had any hidden costs. We stream movies every night and have never been charged extra.

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Agree 100%. Have Prism 1 year this July. Love it, especially the DVR that gives me the ability to record multiple show at one time. A feature I did not have with Dish Network.

Have bundle with no problems or extra costs - no installation fees were charged. Also got a $100 gift card for signing up.
I pay $149 a month including taxes - HBO and showtime would have been $30 more, which I declined. Have all the stations I need for shows and sports.
Have prism TV, internet and home phone with no charge for long distance, which is a plus when cell phone doesn't want to work.

I have the C.L. bundle and it's fine and the c.s. is fine but the monthly bill is a nightmare to discipher . In the 2 years I've had it there are no 2 bills that have been the same. I have had to call them every month to see what is charged and it's always adjusted. Last adjustment added a discount and extended my "contract" 6 months, which I did not know about.

There is no written contract just verbal but binding I understand. Write down everything and every name and number you can while talking with them. Ask them specifically how much if you decide to cancel early too.

Was told the Prism install is 4-6 hours. What do they do? Glad to hear people are satisfied with their service. I'm on the list now for Prism availability.

They install all new fiber optic line into house and to main (dvr) location where the server will be located for tv, internet and phone.

If you're in an area that already has fiber optic cable to your house (typically south of 466A), this installation shouldn't take more than hour, two tops. We have the bundle, but may change the package or go with Brighthouse when the two year initial deal is over in December. Their prices are a little high (but whose aren't?) and the internet speed never gets much above 10 meg.

Thanks much outahere and billybye.

We only have internet with CenturyLink via fiber optic to the house. The install took about 2+ hours as they need to install an ONT box (box of electronics) on the outside of the house and a UPS (battery backup) in the low-voltage panel. If you are also doing Prism TV I assume it will take some additional time. We did not have any installation charges. To me, this is essentially non-negotiable as we had two other options for internet.

We have had a few issues and I found customer service, with one exception, to be good. Almost everyone had been pleasant to talk to and competent.

They appear to use two different routers: one for internet only and one for internet and Prism TV. We had the former and it had some issues with hangs (even after a replacement) and I eventually had them replace it with the better router. No problems since.

We have had three billing issues that were quickly resolved without any drama.

Overall, CenturyLink has been good. I would give them an A-.