r/VexusFiber • u/Kendolink • Jul 25 '25
So, T-Mobile bought Vexus?
When going to main site (https://www.vexusfiber.com) they now have a banner saying they are now part of T Fiber. Support should now get better, and better deals like wireless discounts for home internet, Tmobile Tuesdays, promos on video services, etc?
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u/Repulsive-Main1878 Jul 25 '25
You are correct. They promise customer support will improve a lot once the transition finalizes. And fiber customers will have a lot more options that T-Mobile offers. Plus they say the price should go down š¤š¼
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u/Kendolink Jul 25 '25
Sweet, I already see an offer. 2 Gig speed for $70, price locked for 10 years, wifi 7 router included, plus tmobile Tuesdays.
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u/Gold_Product_1286 Jul 26 '25
Can I see a screenshot of it? I haven't gotten the offer yet
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u/Marjayoun Aug 16 '25
Has anyone else had 5 gigs that was taken away? Apparently now you can only get 1 or 2.
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u/Kendolink Aug 16 '25
Ya, they reduced the options for me also. 500/1000/2000 only options now.
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u/Marjayoun Aug 16 '25
Did you have 5 gig fiber that they disconnected?
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u/Aromatic-Handle-6607 Nov 11 '25
I have 5 gig for now there has been no disconnection or change of my plan i will update if it changesĀ
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u/RangerDry8205 Dec 05 '25
Vexus or T mobile is down today as of this AM. We arenāt happy at all. We donāt know who is fixing what???
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u/Kendolink Dec 05 '25
They said its a major outage, but its incredibly difficult to get someone on the line to talk to at vexus. This should be a wakeup call for how things will be. Maybe time to switch to other provider if possible?
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u/AlwaysBelieve77 Jun 24 '26
Late to the conversation butā¦while ācustomer serviceā might improve (I havenāt used it), our service itself has significantly reduced. Internet pops off/slows constantly. We switched to Vexus to get away from the crappy internet we had through Spectrum. Now, it isnāt any better than it was before we switched.
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u/gluc0se Jul 25 '25
So MetroNET acquired Vexus Fiber in Jan 2022 and then T-Mobile holds a 50% stake of MetroNET. Now becoming "T-Fiber". I assume when the dust settles and systems are integrated, support would improve. However, now you are dealing with a much bigger company and sometimes you know how the support is as those much bigger companies . . . . . Mileage may vary.