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Originally Posted by biker1
As already discussed, their website refers to an "initial period". That, by definition, is a promotion. And then there is the thing where they lied to a bunch of customers about "one price for life", but I digress. I have actually been dealing with CenturyLink/QuantumFiber for nearly 11 years. Many of the interactions were painful.
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My take on it (which actually is worth nothing) is that the "initial period" words were put in to allow them to increase the charges for hardware or fees in the future. Whenever they choose to do that they will declare the "initial period" to be over.
The "price for life" will turn out to be the price to have a 1Gbps stream of data to your home. Anything else, such as billing for that stream of data or providing equipment to convert an optical signal to a wifi signal, may cost extra when the "initial period" ends.
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