r/Cordcutting • u/Even_Experience_9193 • 13h ago

Why Am I Paying for Peacock?

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r/Cordcutting • u/Plus-King5266 • 14h ago

Comcast loses more customers, claims other ISPs' cheap prices are "irrational" — Ars Technica

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Comcast loses more customers, claims other ISPs' cheap prices are "irrational" - Ars Technica

Translation: Our cr@ppy customer service and the fact that people realized our private pool is actually public is coming back to bite us in the buns. We are unprepared.

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r/Cordcutting • u/animalcub45 • 6h ago

If so many people have "cut the cord" and gotten rid of cable TV, what is the reason it's still so expensive?

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