Comcast Still Doesn’t Have it Right

The Comcast Cable Internet saga continues. First I tried to take advantage of a free 50% speed upgrade and found out I had to buy a new modem. Then I realized I was actually getting an upgrade that more than doubled my download transfer speed for the same price.

Now I’ve received the bill. I expected they’d screw something up, and they didn’t let me down. I’m actually being charged $16 less for internet access now ($30 rather than $46). Combined with my $16 basic cable, I’m saving a good amount of money compared to when I was paying $46 for internet and $70 for television.

Thank you, Comcast!

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  1. #1: Making Our Way
    Saturday, April 1, 2006
    4:50 pm (reply)

    Flexo,

    Congratulations on your windfall.
    I’m waiting to have Adelphia install a new line. They said Saturday between 9-11 am.
    It’s almost 5 pm and I’m STILL waiting!
    What classic cabel man misery.
    At least they paid you for your suffering!!

    Enjoy.

    Making Our Way

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