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Originally Posted by billethkid
Seems many folks sign up at introductory rates and when they expire go to standard pricing. Viewing the change as a price increase when in fact it was what was signed up for. We all forget the warning that comes with the signing of the contract, that the price goes up at the end of the deal.
One can always get a better deal by cancelling their current service and going with a new provider. A neighbor of ours cancelled their Dish net work which was around a hundred dollars per month. Had his wife open a new customer order.....got their introductory plan, 160 + locals for $59 per month locked in for two years!!!!!!!
There is obviously a higher priority for these providers to try to attract a new customer than retain the current subscribers.
One just has to take the time to play the game and find the best deal.
A status the providers have created.....makes no sense.
They are all struggling with the current evolution to streaming and fiber optic technologies.
Take the time and shop/compare.
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160 channels and 149 are worthless, all the good channels comes on packages, course at higher rate.