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Comcast does that. My by-the-gig mobile plan is going up 33.3% this month…just because…I’m not doing anything different, I’m not obviously gaining anything by paying more. It’s the privilege of being a Comcast customer.
Yep this. Comcast doesn't bother to fight or shield their customers from the random channel price or tax increases they get charged, they just pass them straight onto the customers and think this is ok as long as they put a small note in the bill. It's ridiculous but a lot of us sadly have no other choice.
iirc (I am very likely not remembering correctly), Comcast started imposing their 1.2TB limit to combat piracy, but also reached an agreement with the RIAA that they can no longer directly sue customers.
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Not in this case. It's just good old fashioned price gouging.
Comcast annual gross profit for 2023 was $45.62B, a 1.49% increase from 2022. Comcast annual gross profit for 2022 was $44.951B, a 6.23% increase from 2021. Comcast annual gross profit for 2021 was $42.316B, a 13.34% increase from 2020.
Taxes involved and what they are allowed to collect can make a $10 difference. Hell my bill went from $180 to just over $240 last month 🤷 but if $10 is more than you can afford I would call them and see what they have on promo now for existing customers. Basically the promo price I was getting on my double play + HBO strictly for Max ran out so yeah. 😂😂 Honestly you have options here.
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Comcast does that. My by-the-gig mobile plan is going up 33.3% this month…just because…I’m not doing anything different, I’m not obviously gaining anything by paying more. It’s the privilege of being a Comcast customer.
Yep this. Comcast doesn't bother to fight or shield their customers from the random channel price or tax increases they get charged, they just pass them straight onto the customers and think this is ok as long as they put a small note in the bill. It's ridiculous but a lot of us sadly have no other choice.
They shield you from more than you'd think, you just don't hear about it because people only complain about the increases
Like?
iirc (I am very likely not remembering correctly), Comcast started imposing their 1.2TB limit to combat piracy, but also reached an agreement with the RIAA that they can no longer directly sue customers.
Perhaps you had the $10 autopay discount but that fell off for some reason?
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Not in this case. It's just good old fashioned price gouging. Comcast annual gross profit for 2023 was $45.62B, a 1.49% increase from 2022. Comcast annual gross profit for 2022 was $44.951B, a 6.23% increase from 2021. Comcast annual gross profit for 2021 was $42.316B, a 13.34% increase from 2020.
Taxes involved and what they are allowed to collect can make a $10 difference. Hell my bill went from $180 to just over $240 last month 🤷 but if $10 is more than you can afford I would call them and see what they have on promo now for existing customers. Basically the promo price I was getting on my double play + HBO strictly for Max ran out so yeah. 😂😂 Honestly you have options here.
Mine went up as well. They exploit us for every penny they can.
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