ColorBASIC
8-bit Fun
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join:2006-12-29
Corona, CA
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Re: Great work Karl!
In our area Comcast's out of nowhere penalty was $14.00. I just opened my bill and one month and it jumped from $42.95 to $56.95. Additionally I was passed over for many of the speed increases Comcast had. Comcast really socked it to you on many fronts if you didn't want their crappy CATV service.
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mglunt
join:2001-09-10
Fredericksburg, VA
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I remember years ago when Comcast first started the bundle "discount". I was a DTV customer for TV, and paying roughly $40 for HSI and a Modem rental from Comcast.
Then, Comcast decided to offer this bundle "discount" as you call it.
Only problem with the "discount" was that the people with Comcast TV just got to keep on paying the same rate, but the people without Comcast TV got to pay $5 (I think that's what it was at the time) more for service.
In other words when the "discounts" as you call them went into effect, nobody saw their bills drop. How then is it a discount? |
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ColorBASIC
8-bit Fun
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join:2006-12-29
Corona, CA
3 edits | reply to Ebolla
ATTBi's pricing. MediaOne - ATTB - Comcast - Time Warner.
Comcast instituted the penalty 6 months after taking over from ATTB. That's 6 months before suddenly and with no notice taking a 30% increase. The only direction the bills went was up. No one saw any discount, only increases or no changes.
Avoiding a price increase is not discount no matter how you or Brian Roberts want to spin it.
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Ebolla
join:2005-09-28
Dracut, MA
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no YOU saw an increase in your area due to pricing going from Adelphia's pricing to comcasts pricing. I didnt see anything except a decrease as it has always run that way with billing. Comparing pricing from one company to another isnt exactly an accurate representation of the facts. |
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