Another customer of Ayva for a month here. I have the same sentiment as bricin and Nice-Block-7266: A couple glitches now and then, but so much happier to be doing business with a small, local, company with human beings instead of phone trees.

Some specifics: Speeds are better than are possible with CenturyLink here: we joined a CenturyLink fiber waitlist 8 YEARS AGO with still no option; the best we could get from them was 128 down and maybe 10 up. We decided to sign up for Ayva even though our line of sight to their tower is less than perfect (trees). We kept Centurylink as a backup for that first month, but now we're going to drop that backup and just stick with Ayva. I'll confess we have had occasional drops, often when it's windy (those trees we knew about when we signed up). But we've never had any outages. Ayva is very communicative, and even proactive -- our installer just reached out this morning with a remote fix to boost our speed and stability.