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having a centralized phone system at numerous sites has streamlined our whole process. it was so wonderful and easy to work with alaska communications. we had a fantastic experience and that is not often the case working with telecom carriers, as our team works with carriers in the western territory, but working with alaska communications has been the smoothest .
alaska communications has led telecommunications in alaska for more than 100 years. we are a company of over 600 people, mostly in alaska, dedicated to serving our customers. we provide vital connectivity and communications through broadband and managed it services for businesses and homes with a reliable, statewide data and voice network and the most diverse undersea fiber optic system connecting alaska to the lower 48. we believe in helping alaska connect and grow and have invested more than $ 500 million in our state since 2001. we offer great career options, growth opportunities, competitive pay and benefits .
we offer a geographically diverse connection to the lower 48, a first in alaska .
at alaska communications, we are dedicated to helping you get and stay connected with simple solutions for your home, low and predictable monthly rates, and reliable, unlimited internet and home voice services .
the alaska communications system (acs) was the major link between the forty - eight states and the territory of alaska for many years. i am not sure just when it ceased operation but it was certainly alive in 1947 when i was a technician at the campbell point receiver station near anchorage .
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i’m by myself up here, and i get a lot of support from the engineers at alaska communications. if we’re looking for a solution, i can call them for out of the box thinking that will get us up and going .
without your services, we wouldn' t be where we are today. we chose and stay with alaska communications because they treat us well. i know the techs. if i have a problem, they take care of me right away .
our network - our network brings the highest level of technology, reliability, security and cloud enablement to alaska businesses .
alaska comm sys is engaged principally in providing local telephone, wireless, and inter - exchange network and data services to its customers in the state of alaska through its telecommunications subsidiaries. they are a diversified, facilities - based telecommunications provider in alaska, offering local telephone, cellular, long distance, data and internet services to business and residential customers throughout the state .
the alaska communications team came in and truly listened to our challenges and then developed cost - effective solutions to address our it needs. they’ve been a true partner and have exceeded all my expectations. and they continue looking for customized solutions that will enhance the educational experience that we provide .
radio - teletype receiver racks at the campbell point receiver station outside of anchorage, alaska. this station was the main link to the lower forty - eight states, and handled radio - telephone, teletype, ship - to - shore, and other phone services. this was a u. s. army signal corp outfit called the alaska communications system (acs). its history began long before world war ii .
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our experience, teamwork, and technology have kept alaska reliably connected for more than 100 years. that’s a lot of talking - and doing .
we' re leaders of innovation, providing the first of many milestones in alaska, including the first with mef carrier ethernet 2. 0 certification .
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internet is important because it gives me peace of mind. i look everything up on the internet. i’m really satisfied with service. i have a friend who only has cable is always saying “there’s nothing on tv. ” i told her you have to get internet and stream. then you can get whatever you want. when my friends ask what i have, i say alaska communications – want the number ?
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the radio - teletype receivers were used for the news services and other teletype communications. we always had one hooked up to our teletype printer in order to get the latest news as it came in. at about fifteen characters per second, news came in rather slowly !
when you choose alaska communications, you get more than just an internet line– you have our time and service. we’ll bring you dedicated, reliable service that’s unlimited and you can trust to work when you and your family expect it. we commit our time to install, test, and verify the highest - quality connection to our network. then, we get you to your highest available speed, quality connection, and answer any questions. unlimited internet means reliable internet and excellent service that’s done right – and worth waiting for .
our customers trust us because of our exceptional customer service and network quality. by investing in our people, partnerships and network, we are able to provide businesses with expert support, best - in - class solutions and alaska' s most reliable, secure network .
for each of us, the world is a different place. and whether the things within it seem big or small, that depends on your perspective. from ours, there is no place more significant than alaska. a place so vast, anywhere else seems insignificant in comparison .
we monitored a number of frequencies from other areas in alaska, as well as the 500 khz ship - to - shore frequency. some of these were morse code, some were voice, and some were radio teletype. the receiver station, upon hearing a call, connected the radio receiver' s output to the lines to the anchorage office. it was a noisy place to be with all those receivers connected to loudspeakers all the time! initially it was a real problem for me since i was not familiar with morse code, but in time i could easily recognize our call letters, wxe. (dah did dah, dah dit dit daw, dit) i can still hear them !
what about the wired telephone lines to alaska? while these were in place they were not too reliable for a number of reasons. one of the problems was with telephone poles which fell over, breaking the connection. a close friend of mine, now deceased, worked on these lines and said that they were supposed to put the poles into the ground at some depth, say four feet. during the winter there might be six feet of frozen snow on top of the ground so they often just set the pole in the snow, never touching the actual earth. consequently when the spring thaw came, down came the poles. how true this was, i don' t know, but that was his story (among many others !) .
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i live in the ester area. i' m
lucky
to have 1 meg dsl. they have no plans on increasing
bandwidth and there are many out here that are on an endless waiting list to even get service. also, for the l
le periods of time, i finally called them about it and they admitted they' ve been having problems for the last 9 days and still working on it. they gave me a credit for $ 18, wow... i laid into the
customer service
person a bit about why they couldn' t have contacted their customers about the outage etc. he didn' t seem to care. like the person above i also had a major billing issue. i have been on autopay for years, i updated my card, their system showed the correct card info so i didn' t think about it until my phone went dead a few months later. i never received one communicat
my internet stopped working at my house. i have attempted for two days to set up on line access to my account to put in a work ticket only to be told my account number doesn' t exist by the system. the
y close at 6pm which is before i get home from work and there is no option to leave a message or email address that i can use to contact them .
we contacted acs a week ago because our internet was down they say they will send someone over that thursday never hear anything. it takes me two days to contact someone and finally
on saturday they tell me oh someone did come out. well my internet still does not work so we reset works for couple hours. monday call again. wait no no one ever did come out we will send a teck when well it could take a couple days. its been over a week no progress and can never get a solid answer. both my husband and i take on line classes and need this service. and i never see a bill and had my service cut off twice because the didn' t enter my payment info correctly .
you somehow get signed up for paperless billing only to never get a bill and forget as time gets away from you. then all of a sudden your internet will be off so you pay the bill to catch up and the r
ed again, but this time they tell you they are having issues with paperless billing and that i probably haven’t received a statement from them. you would think this would mean they would take off the reconnect fee for you this one time and switch to paper billing but nope. that’s all that would have made me happy and so impressed with them. this company isn’t what i remember it being a couple years ago and that’s sad. wish companies would care about their customers up here not their money .
rating goes from a three to a four. i always enjoyed the company a couple hrs ago hence the reason for the 3 despite the recent issue. i was hoping that maybe they would figure things out and care for their customers again. i was contacted by the company and the issue resolved rather quickly. they don’t deserve 5 stars yet though since the customer rep should have taken care of this. it should not have taken me leaving a bad review and having someone unaware of my problem resolve it for me properly. am thankful for the quick response though .
rating went down to a 2. on here i stated i was upset about the reconnect fee ($ 54) so when i was contacted and told the fee was credited i was happy assuming they reversed the reconnect fee only to find out they meant the $ 1. 17 late fee i incurred. keep your $ 1. 17 acs. sorry for the confusion but i wouldn’t complain over $ 1. of course called and it was just a miscommuni
cation on which fee would be reversed. i’m too cheap to use gci so unfortunat
ely they will keep me as a customer. not crappy service. great for what you pay and i’ve never had issues with the internet. just lower than average customer service .
i have been a customer for over twenty years and have always had trouble with acs. currently i’m absolutely
t three years, yet they keep saying it is not on their end. yet when they replace the modem it solves the problem. now i’ve been having a problem for over two months, my modem sporadical
again! i put in a trouble ticket online over a month ago with no response. finally called and got a technician
wether they have been with them for a month or decades. i have looked at switching to another carrier gci yet they seem to have similar reviews such as mine. and getting satellite internet is expensive and slow with low data caps .
i will give acs one star, just for the fact that i’ve never had a problem with my phone not working. but in an age where everyone has a cellphone ,
looking forward to moving this spring so i can unload this crappy internet. it is very slow. annoyingly
k for you. but if you’d like to use internet like a normal person this is an archaic and crappy company. like many alaskan companies they know we have no choice but to pay them through the nose for crappy service so they have no inclinatio
hughes, ak has been out of phone service for too long twice since may 2018. please train someone that lives in hughes to be qualified to turn the phone system back on after a power outage. if you all
are not willing to do that then at least put a new battery in that will actually last 10 hours. what am i paying for ?
buyers remorse. just switched from gci to acs. nothing good to say, terrible speeds, constant buffering .
d nothing but slow speeds. if you liked the speeds you got in 2000, then acs is for you !
i' ve had acs for over 7 years. the first 6 were fine. in the last 4 months our internet has become pathetic .
oting items with the support person, after which they beg us to allow someone in our home to check the modem. the first few times, we let them. but they found the issue was at a substation
. once they do this reset, it works fine for about five days. then it quits and they go through the whole process again .
acs, you are running out of time to get this fixed. i' m sick of being told that
the foreman
will be notified since the same repair is being required on a regular basis .
i wish i had more options. like i said, i was happy with them for the first 6 years. but the last 4ish months have been ridiculous
tried to visit their business office, but it is not open to the public, like it used to be. they only had a drop box for checks, and the gate keeper told me to go find a phone and call them back. i dr
i have had acs for less than a year and have had to call in monthly to argue about the bill or the service. currently we have no internet on a sunday and acs is not available .
if i could give a 0 i would. this company sucks for internet - we live 4 miles from soldotna main street and we pay over 100 dollars per month for internet that can’t even stream a movie. netflix even
lags. it takes three days to download a purchased movie from amazon. for 10 years they have promised to put wires in as we are very close to town in a large neighborho
od but this company is satisfied with taking our money because we need internet but leaving is with it barely working .
it literally took me 5 mins to load this page so i could write this review this morning. i' m sorry but in 2017 a windows update should not eat up all of my bandwidth .
video on youtube without slowing down other people browsing on my network. this company is an embarrassm
ent, and i am with them because my only other isp option in like 4x the price and has data caps .
have to say i am very upset at the lack of customer service acs has these days. it' s been a week without any internet service at our home. i get it friday you were off, however when we called on satur
day we were told we would be taken care of by tuesday at the latest, they would do it that day
if they felt like it
. monday we called for an update and told by thursday (today) we would have service. that the tech would be able to fix it
most likely
in minutes without having to come inside (even though on saturday we were told it was most likely the modem) when we said that was not what we had been told previously
we were told
well that' s what is on the ticket
.
we have had flippant attitudes from the phone a techs, one laughed when we said without internet we cannot pay many of our bills, another one even answered with
oh well .
we may not live in the
big city
but we live on one of the main roads in kenai. loyal customers for over 25 years and it' s more than frustratin
g to basically be told we are looking at at least another week without service. not everyone in the house has a smartphone
we normally do on wifi on a data plan. well done, acs. our only other option is the unsecure network at the library to do our bill paying. that ain' t happening .
took close to 2 months to get an install. when i finally got one the guy just handed me the box at my door? ! ?
drops me from ps4 games. not really sure how you can offer a service that doesn' t work .
its real bad im not gonna sugar coat it, but its only 1 of 2 options here... . ti
as simple as watch netflix without god awful quality. as i' m typing this now, im trying to watch a live game but it just constantly
too sum it up in one word acs is, awful, but gci' s cap is retarded along with over priced. which is why no one goes with them unless they want to throw money away .
dear acs, yet again today we have an internet outage on a sunday. it seems that every sunday is the same story, i call and am told that the tech works on monday and it will be fixed then. how can my
ing way possible. he is very unhelpful and rude! !! if this happens one more time, i will be switching service to gci .
i hate acs. i can’t watch movies and i am lucky when i reach 6 mbps but often i hover in the 2. 5 mbps and that is not what i am being charged for her in juneau .
my internet service allowed netflix streaming and online classes without buffering in kodiak. customer service is weak. i had trouble setting up autopay (set it up online, but it would constantly
sable on its own, so payments were always late). never willing to admit fault or credit back even though my account always showed that autopay was enabled. when i moved out of state and cancelled my service, i spoke with a lady who assured me that there would be no outstandin
s letter in the mail saying that my account was overdue. no attempt to reach me. i am still receiving mail from that address. lady i spoke with about the collection
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acs handled the radio teletype, radio telephone, and other services for the public as well as for the military at the time i was there. headquartered in seattle, washington, the main alaskan office was located in the federal building in downtown anchorage. calls received at campbell point were connected via phone lines to anchorage where the they were handled and forwarded to their destination either via the phone lines or the acs transmitters located elsewhere near anchorage .
the bulk of the receivers we used were hammarlund super pros. there were a few hallicrafter sx28s but they were not stable enough for tty work and required constant re - tuning. super pros would generally stay in tune for several hours. the routine was to check the tuning several times during an eight - hour shift .
we had a diesel generator plant for use when the regular electric power failed. this required a run to another building and hand - cranking the diesel engines. the loss of power, followed by the different voltage from our generators, required a lot of re - tuning of all those receivers, believe me .
the telephone receiver (for long distance phone calls) was an elaborate piece of equipment which consisted of three large relay racks. this was a single - sideband receiver which used each sideband for separate messages. it was a bear to tune and stayed in tune by an elaborate mechanical setup which actually changed the position of the tuning capacitor. it was a western electric piece of equipment and was typical of the telephone office equipment of the time .
the other side of the receiver station. the three racks at the for left are the western electric single - sideband telephone receiver. the rack at the right was a radio - teletype (tty) terminal installed by the author during a midnight shift. the other receivers monitored transmissions from other alaskan communities. (photos taken by the author using a kokak brownie camera using a guess - at timed exposure. not too bad considering the camera and the photographer! ! )
teletype signals were not like morse code; on - and - off transmissions (cw). rather, they used a sort of fm called carrier shift where the transmitted signal shifted in frequency a small amount. an accompanying piece of equipment converted the shifting frequency into teletype - compatible signals which were then forwarded via the phone lines. these lines were always connected so at least we didn' t have to hear that noise added to the cacophony we already had .
most of the people there were not technicians. they were just trained to do the tuning, connecting, listening, and so forth. i was the only experienced radio repairman at that time. besides the tuning described above, i also did the routine maintenance of the receivers. for the most part this consisted of checking the tubes, electrical connections, etc. during the short time (about six months) is was there, we seldom had a receiver fail but when it did i did the fixing. in typical military fashion we had almost enough spare parts to build another super pro! these included tuning capacitors, knobs, and other parts that would never fail unless we were to be bombed !
there were a good many antennas around the station. these were of various lengths, types, and directions. all were brought in to a terminal panel like a telephone switchboard so that any antenna could be connected to any receiver. since the received frequencies for many of the stations had to be changed during the day, quite often the antenna had to be changed as well .
when i first arrived at campbell point there were two teletype relay racks waiting to be installed. it seems they had been there for several months waiting for a civilian technician crew to install them. a few months later a team of two men arrived and spent over a week installing one of these terminals. after several weeks waiting for them to return i told the sergeant in charge that if he and another man would put the thing in position (the location in the series of racks that were there) during the day shift, i could wire them in during the graveyard shift when things were relatively quiet. he did this and that night i did the connecting and had it going before my shift was done. it seemed to me that the two technicians were either not skilled or that they were just
making work .
the service bench at campbell point. note the expensive equipment and the orderly appearance !
the repair bench was in an adjoining room. there we had the usual service equipment, mostly of the type you would find in any civilian radio repair shop. during lull periods i pulled and cleaned some of the receivers .
my experience at the receiver station was a great one. there were just four or five of us there with a master sergeant in charge of the operation. the rest of us were privates; there were more sergeants in the acs than there were privates, so far as i could see. we were paid by check and purchased our own food, which we cooked ourselves, taking turns as cooks. i' m certain that some of the poorest meals were those that i prepared !
world war two was, of course, over before 1947. they finally decided to discontinue the draft and to discharge all draftees, of which i was one. i left anchorage in the spring of 1947 and returned to civilian life, going back into the radio repair business. i' ll never forget my stay at campbell point. it might have been the best job i ever had !
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alaska communications ( formerly alaska communications systems or acs ) is a telecommunications corporation headquartered in anchorage , alaska . it was the first telecommunications provider in the state of alaska to maintain a third-generation wireless network and the only provider in alaska that owned fully incorporated infrastructure for the major telecommunications platforms ; wireless communications , internet networking , and local and long distance phone service . alaska communications wireline operations include advanced data networks and a diverse undersea fiber optic system connecting alaska to the contiguous united states . the alaska communications wireless operations included a statewide 3g cdma network , and coverage extended from the north slope to southeast alaska . 
alaska communications (formerly alaska communications systems or acs) is a telecommunications corporation headquartered in anchorage, alaska. it was the first telecommunications provider in the state of alaska to maintain a third-generation wireless network and the only provider in alaska that owned fully incorporated infrastructure for the major telecommunications platforms; wireless communications, internet networking, and local and long distance phone service. alaska communications wireline operations include advanced data networks and a diverse undersea fiber optic system connecting alaska to the contiguous united states. the alaska communications wireless operations included a statewide 3g cdma network, and coverage extended from the north slope to southeast alaska.
alaska communications (formerly alaska communications systems or acs) is a telecommunications corporation headquartered in anchorage, alaska. it was the first telecommunications provider in the state of alaska to maintain a third-generation wireless network and the only provider in alaska that owned fully incorporated infrastructure for the major telecommunications platforms; wireless communications, internet networking, and local and long distance phone service. alaska communications wireline operations include advanced data networks and a diverse undersea fiber optic system connecting alaska to the contiguous united states. the alaska communications wireless operations included a statewide 3g cdma network, and coverage extended from the north slope to southeast alaska.