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High-speed internet is now a necessity, but providers overcharge. Learn why affordable high-speed internet is hard to find and how to lower your bill.
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High-speed internet is now as essential as water and electricity, yet millions of Americans can’t afford it or access it.
If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ve probably been hearing a lot about the importance of high-speed internet.
Companies that provide high-speed internet regularly overcharge for this basic necessity and profit significantly from everyone who uses it.
While this proposal sounds great, change doesn’t happen overnight.
Research: It’s a well-known fact that only new customers get the better deals.
Negotiate: Contact your provider to try to negotiate a rate similar to what’s being provided to new customers and hopefully they will give you a cheaper plan in an effort to keep you.
Repeat: Unfortunately, being successful at reducing your bill doesn’t mean you can sit back and cross this off your to-do list forever.
Call Billshark.
There are 163 million Americans who aren’t using the internet at minimum broadband speeds, and many lack access completely because they either can’t afford it or live in remote areas without providers.
You can take action today by researching what your provider offers new customers and what competitors charge, then contacting your provider to negotiate a similar rate.
It’s a well-known fact that only new customers get the better deals, because companies are always devising ways to attract new users.
If you don’t want the work, waiting on hold, and confrontation, Billshark handles it for you.
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1 Why High-Speed Internet Matters.
2 What’s the Problem?.
3 What You Can Do About.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Why is high-speed internet so expensive?.
How many Americans lack affordable high-speed internet?.
How can I lower my internet bill right now?.
Why do only new customers get the better deals?.
How does Billshark help cut my internet costs?.
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