Diallog Telecommunications Reviews 3

TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

3.6

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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Internet 3 days after signing up

After only 3 days from signing up, my equipment was shipped and my internet was enabled without a technician setting foot in my house. I switched from Rogers to Diallog because it was getting too expensive yet signal became spotty during the day. My address was qualified for remote activation. Tech Support walked me through a very simple connection process then I had internet that is, so far, so reliable.

January 13, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Money laundering operation

I looked into diallog over a month ago. The website didn’t work. When I looked up my address to see if I had service in my area, it just loaded until it timed out. I tried again 2 days ago and had the same issue, so I called in. They told me that I had to use their website, despite it not working. Told me they would call me back tomorrow to try again. That was yesterday, and they never called. This leaves me with no other conclusion they are not an actual ISP but rather just a money laundering operation, because how does a viable business operate like this?

March 23, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Terrible organization to work with

Terrible organization to work with. The company we work under hired Diallog ages ago and used their services for years. A recent internal audit realized that phone lines provided by Diallog were not assigned properly, so we tried to contact Diallog Technical Support to resolve the line issues. After being placed on hold three times and disconnected, we were finally connected to the support team that took on our inquiry, to which they responded by sending a technician on-site. The technician stayed on site for a few hours, then left, only to find out that none of our phone lines were operational anymore. What initially started as a simple organizational task, turned into a nightmare that shut down our whole operations. After alerting Diallog of the non-working lines, their response was " There is nothing we can do right now". We are now forced to look for another provider that can come in and reconnect our phone lines again. After reading further reviews online and on BBB, it is apparent that Diallog is not a trustworthy company that should be in business. The operations staff do not know how to help, customer service is terrible, and their technical team caused even more problems than before. Stay away from Diallog.

March 2, 2023
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