Clear Internet Store – Clearwire

store closed — good, they were awful. philly needs more ISP’s available — no option for my location for Fios & Comcast is a bunch of crooks.

Clear is probably okay if you don’t use the internet outside of checking e-​mails and Facebook, maybe a couple of news sites. If you want to do any sort of gaming, expect high ping. If you want to stream video, expect choppy results with lots of re-​buffering; it takes a long time for your video to fully load if they’re over a minute or two in length.
Clear’s website is also very vague about anything that’s actually important. There is NO information about how good their plans are, what they offer aside from one or two things, etc. Even though I wasn’t a fan of Verizon’s service their website is actually put together well — you click «plans» and suddenly you’re shown all the available plans with pricing, internet speed, etc.
I couldn’t find what I was looking for on Clear’s website, although I did see several pages on «how to improve your connection.» You would think that a company with decent service wouldn’t need to have so many FAQ-​type things about how to improve your internet connection.
It was somewhat easy to set up, but that’s about it. I haven’t had any notably good experiences with Clear yet, but there’s plenty of bad.

We have used the Clear internet and phone service for about 18 months. It was complicated to get up and running, but we managed at first – Found their internet service to be okay but not great. Recently, though, Clear’s phone service is non-​existant. They have recently «upgraded» the phone platform, with the result that both of our Clear lines have gone dead. Two of the six customer support people I’ve spoken to confirm that problems are rampant. I suggest giving Clear a wide berth.

They throttle your speeds