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Originally Posted by DonnaNi4os
My recommendation to everyone with a contract for cable is to find out the date your contract is up. Then mark your calendar. The prices we are given includes their “discount packages” which expire at the end of the contract. Then you could see an increase of over $100! Renegotiate your contract prior to that date and they will work with you. Once your contract renews, you are stuck. I began with CenturyLink which was a nightmare. I currently have XFinity (Comcast) and found that they do not raise my bill every month like CL did. I wish Verizon’s FIOS was available here. It was THE best service I have ever had.
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Yes, it is very important to know when your contract expires and to set up a new contract before that date. But, to clarify, the Xfinity contract does not automatically renew for additional 2 years. However, you will lose the contract discounts and go on a month to month basis unless you set up a new 2 year contract. Unfortunately, Xfinity doesn't notify you of this, and the bill goes up and people think that Xfinity arbitrarily raised their prices.