MrSpock29
join:2008-02-09
Hammonton, NJ
| reply to Switchedforme
Re: How many cancel an dgo back to Dish or Comcast ?
I suppose Comcast does have great internet as long as they aren't throttling you or using hidden bandwidth caps, and as long as there aren't slow downs at peak times. Or when it's going out. Plus, dealing with them was like drilling a hole in my own head. So other than that, I really liked it. |
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JTBurn
join:2003-11-08
Ellicott City, MD
| said by MrSpock29  :Plus, dealing with them was like drilling a hole in my own head. So other than that, I really liked it. That's been my experience with both Verizon and Comcast. I've got a bad headache. |
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Claude M
join:2008-01-22
Oradell, NJ
1 edit | exactly, what Spock said, drilling a hole in my own head. |
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danclan
join:2005-11-01
Midlothian, VA | my guess is the churn rate for verizon's services is low given the numbers of new users signing up but there is no real way to know and really wont be until they have greater market penetration or some clever marketing team polls users. |
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MrSpock29
join:2008-02-09
Hammonton, NJ
| said by danclan :my guess is the churn rate for verizon's services is low given the numbers of new users signing up but there is no real way to know and really wont be until they have greater market penetration or some clever marketing team polls users. I think churn rate is pretty straight-forward for them to know. They should know who has left just as well as who has come. Having said that, churn rate will need time to be defined in a sense, as most people sign up for 1 or 2 year contracts, and are less likely to leave during that time. The real number to follow, and I don't know that it would be reported this way, is the churn rate of subscribers coming off of contracts.
Having said that, my expectations would be for their churn rate to be lower than cable. |
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