HUGHESNET THree months ago, I was looking for an internet provider and unfortunatelly, stumble into Hughestnet, Internet

No, I do have XFINITY and ATT Internet in my area, I believe your advertisement and really though you were selling a good product. Never during the purchase of the services I received your Term and Conditions nor your installer made me aware of any restriction with the service. Like I said, I called more than 3 times and never during with conversations with your customer service people I was instructed that I had 30 days to terminate the service. I was notified of it at termination of the service. I replace your service with XFINITY and the service is fantastic in comparison with the huarache I had with you.

Hello Sir, I'm very sorry to hear about your experience. I'd like to help. If you wouldn't mind sending me your details I would be more than happy to connect with you to address your concerns, review your sales call and help with the early termination fee if applicable. Please send your account number or the phone number associated with your account, the name on the account and a link to this post to communitysupport@hughes.com. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you, Sara for Hughes

 Its in the contract that you signed with Hughes. As you went with Hughes, you must be in a area that doesnt have a internet backbone setup or youre too far away to get standard broadband. Hughes ends up being your only option. 10 to 1 your speed issues can be cleared up by useing a BOOSTER. Sometimes this helps, sometimes it doesnt. However. as you signed a contract with them for the services, you are bound by the conditions of your contract. That includes a "ETF" or Early Termination Fee". You can fight it if you wish, but if it can be proven that you signed the contract, then you may have to pay more. Sometimes its easier to pay and bail then let it go to collections. Hughes will always fall back on the "You should have read your contract FULLY before you signed it".

Neither the Courts or businesses that require a contract for services fall for "They didnt tell me" as a reason not to pay what you owe. As a legal adult, it falls on YOU the consumer to protect yourself by reading and understanding the Terms and conditions of that contract. Sorry but either you pay them or you keep the services and try to make do.