geek I’m puzzled. If there is no contract, what exactly is being terminated early? Or is that a fancy way of saying, “Don’t expect a credit/pro-rate if you pre-pay.”?
AMDUSER geek It is a contract, 1 year intro period. The first year, lower price, 2nd year price increase. That broadband label may be wrong. I posted about this before on bbf before. If it was true, my 500 Meg would have stayed at about $50 / month instead of going up $10 . Here it is: https://broadbandbulletin.com/d/1117-negotiating-a-lower-rate/6
geek I would always verify my plan is exactly the one the label states. With pictures included. But if you aren’t under contract, then yes, they can certainty bump the price at will. My question was more around ETF, not pricing.
