Prices went up again!

jmelson

Just got my latest bill, and the prices went up again. I have “Spectrum Business Internet” with 1 static IP and “Spectrum Business Voice” . The total bill is now $199.99, and it appear it will go up again next bill as a $65 promotional discount will expire. They are making me pay $40/Mo for Business TV stream, which I do not use. This all seems WAY high to me. Is anybody else paying this kind of price? I am in the St. Louis, MO metro area.
My internet speeds are about 500 mb/s down and 80 mb/s up. I don’t know what “tier” that puts me on.

terabitz

jmelson So why not just call in and see how you can keep services and keep costs down?

jma89

jmelson Check out the BCL (Broadband Consumer Label) site for retail (and promotional, if you know how to decipher it) Internet rates: https://bcl.spectrum.com

Otherwise, as terabitz said: Why keep TV service if you aren’t using it? (And there are cheaper voice options if you are looking to unbundle that as well.)

Not_Sure

Hyperbolic much. 99% here are on RESIDENTIAL so I have to assume you deliberately mislead with the title. That’s pretty much troll level

satch

Drop what you don’t use, and lower your Internet to a residential option. If you want “Business Class” you have to pay “Business Prices.” Promotions don’t last forever. You can still save some money by bundling services.

Satch

CommunityMember

satch If you want “Business Class” you have to pay “Business Prices.”

There are reasons that individuals may choose BCI rather than residential services, but BCI may come with far more complicated contracts than residential, and the OP (and their lawyer) should read it carefully (and of course understand it) before signing. All the details (including any ETFs, promotional periods, required services, required equipment, termination notifications, etc.) will be in the contract.