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Re: no biggy Why do customers have to pay $7 to get the latest and the greatest? Isn't that what they advertise you get just for signing up? I guess there is some fine print somewhere in .00000000001 size font stating you get the latest and greatest only when you signup. Oh, wait, they give you old beat up barely working crap when your a new customer too. |
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axus
join:2001-06-18
Washington, DC | Cancelling service and going to a competitor seems like a good way to get an upgrade. Oh wait, ETFs and monopolies. |
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| said by axus:Cancelling service and going to a competitor seems like a good way to get an upgrade. Oh wait, ETFs and monopolies.
What ETFs? You know we're talking about a Cable company here, right? They have never required a contract for service. You can always do month to month.
They do offer contracts and they do have ETFs. But they don't require it just to get service as other companies do.
Even on some of their deals where you get a $150 gift card, you only have to be a customer for 90 days. |
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That also assumes that there is a competitor that you can switch to. |
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spdickey
join:2002-11-17
Pacific Palisades, CA
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spdickey
join:2002-11-17
Pacific Palisades, CA | reply to skuv
Perhaps you've never encountered the "Price Lock Guarantee" they were offering a few years ago. Get a great rate, but get yourself locked into into a "contract" with them.
" If qualifying services are terminated prior to the end of the 24 month commitment period, a prorated early termination fee of up to $150 will apply. "
Still advertised at »www.timewarnercable.com/Corporat···one.html |
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