Re:Uber Is Ripping Off Frequent Riders and Here’s How to Avo...
by gehwartzen on Friday March 30, 2018 @11:59AM
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With our FIOS account I simply cancel service every year and and my wife sign up for new service in her name. Usualy we set this up to occur on the same day so practically no downtime in service. This has worked for 6 years now and while it feels ridiculous the savings are significant.
Re:Uber Is Ripping Off Frequent Riders and Here’s How to Avo...
by knightofmars on Friday March 30, 2018 @12:30PM
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This is a good approach that I'm going remember next time.
It's was a very odd interaction given that Charter's fine print says that to qualify for the discount you have to not have subscribed to Charter's services for a mere 30 days[0]. Even with limited competition, now with MiFi hotspots a person could cancel their plan, do a pay-as-you-go MiFi hot spot for 30 days, and then resubscribe with the new rate. (Not sure if Comcast is the same.)
[0] "Offers are valid for a limited time only, to qualifying residential customers who have not subscribed to applicable services within the previous 30 days and have no outstanding obligation to Charter."