Catherine Anderson

United States

Reviews

Review of Google Fiber


Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Signed up for the 3Gig fiber

Signed up for the 3Gig fiber, they sent a technician to install it that was an absolute idiot. He assured me that the ethernet cable was connected to the GFiber system but he lied. Also, I do telemedicine and he completely disconnected my entire setup for no reason at all: monitor desktop, all of it. Had a difficult time getting everything reconnected the next time I was scheduled for my shift. Even worse, he did NOT reconnect my ethernet cable like he said he did, so all I can get is 300mbps instead of 3gbps. The 1gbps I had previously was MUCH faster, like 998mbps! So I called GFiber to have them come fix it, but they refused to send someone out. The technician offered to walk me through getting the cords straightened out, but the guy (subcontractor of course) put the router on the floor where I can't reach it although he claimed he had put where I asked. Since I'm disabled and can't get down on the floor to manage fixing the installer's negligent installation, he tried to get a supervisor on the line but one never did get on. Therefore I am filing a report with the FTC and ADA as GFiber clearly is discriminating against disabled people and even elders, in my case. Disgusting customer service and tech support is worthless.

20 February 2026
Unprompted review

Reply from Google Fiber

Hey there, I'm sorry to hear about your experience with our technician team. I would like to collect more information about your experience so we can try and make this right and get the feedback into the right hands. Please reach out to gfibercs@google.com with your name and address and reference this review and I will have one of our escalation specialists handle this immediately. Thank you!

Review of Google Fiber


Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is a terrible company, discriminates against the disabled.

This is a terrible company. Absolutely awful. First, for my business when I had to close the office, they sent a QR code for it to be returned via Fed Ex. But the Google staff is too stupid to know that Fed Ex QR codes expire with 24 hours. I am disabled and unable to drive and my daughter tried 4 times until we finally got a QR code that wasn't expired. And then, although Fed Ex returned it, Google said it wasn't returned (which was a lie) and charged me $296 for the router that they had in their possession. I will be reporting them to the FTC.

20 February 2026
Unprompted review