call comcast during week day 9am -5pm [ not saturday/sunday] then threaten them if they don't give you deal what you have seen for new customers ...blah ...blah then you will switch to dishnetwork [or DSL].
They will transfer you to "retention dept" and normally that person will give you the DEAL!
2006-09-09 16:33:33
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answered by rat123pig 3
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See if WOW is an option for you. The site address is www.wowway.com. The reality of the cable thing is if you feel you are paying too much for cable then you probably are. If you are not getting the value from the service, regardless of price, save yourself $500+ a year and maybe sign up for NetFlix DVD rental service for $10/month and just keep basic cable. Even if you lie and they call your bluff, they have the choice of lowering your bill or not but they certainly won't cancel you. You can take a few days, talk to someone else, and reconnect the service. If they want to charge a reconnection fee that's another story.
2006-09-04 15:05:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Hold on for a little bit longer. Comcast & Adelphia were bought out by Time Warner Cable. The prices are supposed to be cheaper. If you have pay channels, remove them. DO NOT let them talk you into a 3, 6 or 12 month offer. You'll have to call back & remove it or be charged a higher price. If you can get reception without cable, cancel it completely. I'm not able to due to living too close to the local mountains in my state. I currently pay $80 for digital basic. I get NO pay channels like HBO, Showtime, etc. I don't even use PPV or PPOD (Pay Per View or Pay Per View On Demand). I'm on the lowest for my area, which sucks. I've called & asked for a price reduction due to the commercials & materials that've been sent to my home promising cheaper prices. So far, I've been told I have to wait another week or 2 before I can make any changes. So meanwhile, I've complained to the BBB (Better Business Bureau).
2006-09-04 14:50:05
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answered by Belle 6
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first, seek around and see if there is everywhere which will provide cable at a chit- then call your cable provider lower back and ask to speak to a supervisor or somebody in can charge and be company and say you wont' talk to anybody else however the guy in can charge. Then tell them what your paying and what different thoughts there are to have the bill diminished. in the event that they are able to't relatively provide you something or their money do no longer bypass as low because of the fact those you searched, then asy "nicely, i'm sorry yet i assume i'm going to ought to bypass someplace else. this is basically too plenty for me to be paying and that i've got have been given different companies offering me a plenty decrease bill if I witch over." many times with the help of this time they are going to say or do some thing to maintain you- yet whilst they say ok or do no longer attempt to maintain then you they seem to be a waist of time in any case!
2016-12-18 05:00:17
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answered by ? 4
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Get friendly with your apartment neighbor. Tap into his cable and cancel yours. You both can share the one bill and cut your cable bill in half.
Got no friends? Threaten to go to Satellite. They don't know you are not in a position to get it.
But you are right. In places where there is competition, Comcast will readilly lower your rates to stay competitive.
Footnote: It's everyone's fault that Cable TV is so expensive. The phone companies have been trying for years to enter the cable tv market, but because the public still had this "phone companies are bad" attitude, the FCC prevented them from doing it. But they allowed cable tv companies to begin offering telephone service. Not fair, is it? So now you folks can pay for your mistake because Comcast/Time Warner are the monopolies and there's nothing you can do about it until the phone companies can get wired up and begin to compete (happening now but will take years).
2006-09-04 15:13:23
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answered by Anonymous
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Stop being a comcast customer. Quit, cold turkey, and they will call you to bring you back, usually at a good price. Understand they're a company, it's not a "bluff" if you cancel. The cost of having you as a customer is nominal, the profit margins huge.
2006-09-04 14:41:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Hail TV viewer: Alas you have no options except maybe rabbit ears and half dozen channels. Time Warner bought Comcast and already raised my bill. Always remember the unwritten motto of cable TV:
"Take It Or Leave It"
2006-09-04 15:27:42
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answered by Rhinorm 2
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Anytime you "threaten" to disconect your services the company will try to keep you. They have special department just to "save" customers. It works with cell phone companies as well. They will state that they are transfering your call to the "disconnect department" this will be a Retention department that will do just about ANYTHING to keep you as a customer. That rep get a little bonus for each customer "saved". They wont call your bluff.
2006-09-04 18:01:30
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answered by tnfemmechic 2
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Same boat-
Comcast is the only option.
As far as Dish and Direct, we have Yankees fans and Sox fans. Neither carry both YES and NESN, so that rules them out.
We pay $78 with all taxes and fees.
I too asked for a deal, they gave me $5 off for three months.
2006-09-04 14:46:25
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answered by Jill&Justin 5
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Call DirecTV and see what miracle they can work. My apartment faces north also, but they rigged up the dish.
If that doesn't work for you, get a bootleg system. I had that for years. I got rid of it when I got DirecTV. DirecTV really does take care of their customers.
2006-09-04 17:31:03
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answered by Anonymous
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