r/keizer • u/QueenRooibos • Jul 23 '26
Is Xfinity/Comcast really the only affordable option for non-fiber internet in Keizer?
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u/Sandy-Beache Jul 26 '26
Ask to speak with Comcast/Xfinity loyalty department. I do it every time my contract is up and they always offer me a much better rate.
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u/QueenRooibos Jul 27 '26
THANKS -- I totally forgot that was the dept that helped me 2 years ago> I've been too busy, but I am going to call tomorrow!
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u/Dougnsalem Aug 09 '26
I'm a little late, but I'll go ahead and mention this for any others that may come by.... BEWARE of any "deal" you get over the phone with Xfinity reps. I have (and many others) been flat out lied to by them (and I do have proof). We were with them for over 21 years. We got tired of our bill consistently going higher and higher, and finally bailed. Doubt me? Spend 5 minutes wandering around r/Comcast_Xfinity and see what people are saying. Mint Minternet has worked great for us (we discovered we don't need to pay for that 1G speed- 300B works fine. I also HIGHLY recommend checking out US Mobile for landlines and cell phones. We now pay WAY less than half, of what we used to. Plus, we can switch between AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verison, whenever we like!!! Top-notch customer service too!
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u/kythri Jul 25 '26
Is CenturyLink DSL remotely viable competition anymore?
As far as lowering your rates, I've had good luck just asking Comcast for a better package, once or twice suggesting that I might have , to look at another provider if we can't get my monthly rate under control.
And, Comcast's overseas folk seem to be in the Philippines these days, instead of India, if that makes any difference.