Want to lock in your internet rate for 5 years? Comcast Xfinity has a deal for you - with some catches
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Comcast has introduced a five-year price lock for its Xfinity broadband service as a means to attract new customers amid recent subscriber losses. This nationwide offer allows subscribers to keep their prices unchanged for five years if enrolled in autopay and paperless billing, excluding taxes and extra fees. The initiative responds to the growing concern over rising internet costs and aims to provide transparency for customers. It follows Comcast's recent innovations like low-latency internet services for gaming and a boost in speeds for existing customers. Offer ends June 23.
Comcast is rolling out a five-year price lock for its Xfinity broadband service, aiming to address rising consumer costs and enhance transparency.
To secure the price lock, customers must set up autopay with a stored bank account and opt for paperless billing, with caveats on taxes and fees.
This offer is a response to Comcast losing over 139,000 subscribers in the last quarter of 2024, showcasing their effort to attract new customers.
Comcast's chief operating officer emphasized that the price lock initiative addresses two critical consumer challenges: escalating prices and the need for price transparency.
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