It Pays To Shop Around Now And Then

LeeNetworX · 11-13-2009, 09:21 AM

We've had Comcast for TV, phone and Internet for the past year and a half or so. Never had any complaints, but I got tired of them constantly raising prices on me for the same service. So I looked at AT&T and DirecTV packages/bundles and by switching over to them, this will be the net result once all rebates are processed, etc.

$100 back for switching from Comcast Internet to AT&T DSL
$150 back for switching from Comcast phone to AT&T phone
$100 back for enrolling in automatic bill pay (credit card) from DirecTV
$20 / month credit from AT&T for first three months of DSL
$26 / month credit from DirecTV for first year
$10 / month credit from DirecTV for 10 months (for friend referral)

After 1 year, the full price we pay for everything will still be ~$15 / month less than what we pay Comcast now, and we'll get more HD channels for the money and the ability to order sports packages, etc. which aren't even available on Comcast.

11-13-2009, 09:21 AM	#1
LeeNetworX SFL Expatriate #1 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: ATL Burbs Moto: '09 Triumph Speed Triple Posts: 4,712	It Pays To Shop Around Now And Then We've had Comcast for TV, phone and Internet for the past year and a half or so. Never had any complaints, but I got tired of them constantly raising prices on me for the same service. So I looked at AT&T and DirecTV packages/bundles and by switching over to them, this will be the net result once all rebates are processed, etc. $100 back for switching from Comcast Internet to AT&T DSL $150 back for switching from Comcast phone to AT&T phone $100 back for enrolling in automatic bill pay (credit card) from DirecTV $20 / month credit from AT&T for first three months of DSL $26 / month credit from DirecTV for first year $10 / month credit from DirecTV for 10 months (for friend referral) After 1 year, the full price we pay for everything will still be ~$15 / month less than what we pay Comcast now, and we'll get more HD channels for the money and the ability to order sports packages, etc. which aren't even available on Comcast.