Ting Reviews and details

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• [HIRING] - Sr Marketing Coordinator (North County San Diego)

  Who are we? We’re Ting! A regional internet service provider that believes #FiberConnectsUsAll! Learn more about us here: https://ting.com/internet. Source: 11 months ago

• Expansion plans?

  The moment we are able to we generally post a news release on our Tucows site and then we add the new town to our Ting Town page as things really pick up. Source: 11 months ago

• All the WFH in Durham just woke up.

  Someone recommended this alternate fiber service, already in some places in Wake County. Fill out the "bring it to our town" form if you'd like. https://ting.com/internet Would be nice to have another option. Source: 12 months ago

• Colorado kills law that made it harder for cities to offer Internet service

  TING[0] is another company offering fast fiber in CO, but it's only been rolled out to limited areas right now. I'm in downtown Denver and enjoy 1 gigabit symmetric fiber for $70/month ('unlimited' bandwidth, no port restrictions, etc) through CenturyLink. The landscape is improving here gradually, and I'm as happy as anyone to be able to purchase a fat dumb pipe from not-Comcast. [0] - https://ting.com/internet. - Source: Hacker News / 12 months ago

• Level Up Your Winter with Ting Internet

  We have! They're actually all listed on the website. Any new towns will always be listed here, just FYI. Source: over 1 year ago

• Let's Talk About Pre-Orders

  Additionally, if you would like to have Ting come to your town and it is currently not one of our "Where to Next?" towns or does not have an option to pre-order, the best thing to do would be to fill out our "Ting Internet in My Town" form to let us know you want us to bring Ting Internet there. Source: over 1 year ago

• A Question for Ting Customers

  Also, we do have specific Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages dedicated to each of our Ting Towns, if you wanted to check out yours and see what the locals are saying specifically! Source: almost 2 years ago

• New Verizon SIM

  Https://ting.com/internet If your looking for super cheap plans, I would go with these guys. Don’t expect quality service if you go cheap. Source: almost 2 years ago

• New Ting Mobile Web Address

  No big news yet - we're just splitting the Ting Internet and Ting Mobile domains as they're now owned by different entities (Tucows and Dish). The only difference is that the Ting Mobile URL will be tingmobile.com instead of ting.com. Once this web address change goes live it will be highlighted on ting.com for those who don't know, so no need to worry! Source: about 2 years ago

• Best phone service?

  I have been using Ting for several years. My average bill is $20-25 per month. I have excellent phone service. Their customer service is awesome. I make as many calls and send as many text messages as I want, and have unlimited internet. I buy my phones from them, but you don't have to. Check them out before you decide https://ting.com/. Source: about 2 years ago

• Wifi calling for ting?

  I have two identical phones on my account. My son's uses the TMobile sim. On the device settings on ting.com, he can enable/disable wifi calling. On my phone, the device settings don't even have the wifi calling option. Source: over 2 years ago

• Are we allowed to talk about cell phone plans on here? I just lost two lines and need to switch.

  For your usage pattern, Ting may be a better choice, and arguably (still) has better customer service than most MVNOs. Source: over 2 years ago

• This is why it's important to review your credit card statements from time to time.

  A Ting phone plan, a decent amount of (cheap) food to live off. All but the absolute cheapest / shittiest smokes and booze are out of the question. No housing, obvs. Public transport costs if he sacrificed some of the above. Source: over 2 years ago

• AT&T says it has big problems. A T-Mobile salesman showed me how big

  I recently switched away from AT&T, in large part because of their horrible customer service. This article really resonates. In early 2019, I added a new line to my plan in what was supposed to be a "free" phone (I was assured of this by the customer service rep on the phone), and wound up getting charged $499 + setup charges for it immediately on my next bill, in addition to what my bill normally is. Since my... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

• I won't have phone service after tomorrow, but that won't stop me from experimenting with hot food cooking. I love this little grill.

  Https://ting.com/ is an example of low cost services that charge based on usage. If you don't use your phone at all, it will probably cost you less than $10/month. Source: over 2 years ago

• Samsung says it will stop loading its $1,000 smartphones with ads

  Consider stores like ting.com, google fi, google shopping, amazon (look closely)... Source: over 2 years ago

• Ting-compatible feature phones?

  Just went shopping on ting.com for a feature phone for my youngest kid, but none are listed. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Tips to be free from this debt

  You can switch phone providers (unless you're tied up in a contract with phones or whatever). Consider Ting or another low-cost MVNO. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Suggestion for the Ting subreddit

  One thing worth mentioning is that while we typically only promote our giveaways on other social channels, we're not requiring anyone to use social media, these are hosted through Gleam on a ting.com landing page so anyone can easily enter to win. If you subscribe to the Ting newsletter you'll receive info about these giveaways, but moving forward I will make sure we share them here as well! Source: almost 3 years ago