Signed up for Spectrum Internet

[Belonging to Abba]

I recently signed up for Spectrum Internet at only $30 a month for two years, plus they're giving me cell phone service for one year of unlimited data at only $10 a month. It seems like it will save me money because right now with no home internet, I am paying $55 a month with unlimited data. So my costs with switching to spectrum would be only about $40 a month plus tax. I think I want this deal. However I would be switching from Consumer Cellular which is a company with really good customer service. When Spectrum raises my mobile price after the year, I may switch back to Consumer Cellular.

However I recently discovered that with Consumer Cellular, I can use a mobile hot spot. Since I recently discovered this, I have not had time to evaluate whether the hot spot would be enough for my Internet needs, since the only device I need to supply internet to besides my phone is a laptop. I may be able to function well enough with just the hot spot. But I may get a wireless printer too. If I go with Spectrum, I may also get a Roku streaming stick.

When I signed up for Spectrum, I delayed the start of my service and delivery of the equipment until July 1st, so that I would have two weeks to change my mind, if for some reason I didn't really want to go with them. I may enjoy the ride for two years and than just cancel the Internet when they raise the price to the standard rate, unless they can work with me to get a lower price.

 

[AlexB23]

I recently signed up for Spectrum Internet at only $30 a month for two years, plus they're giving me cell phone service for one year of unlimited data at only $10 a month. It seems like it will save me money because right now with no home internet, I am paying $55 a month with unlimited data. So my costs with switching to spectrum would be only about $40 a month plus tax. I think I want this deal. However I would be switching from Consumer Cellular which is a company with really good customer service. When Spectrum raises my mobile price after the year, I may switch back to Consumer Cellular.

However I recently discovered that with Consumer Cellular, I can use a mobile hot spot. Since I recently discovered this, I have not had time to evaluate whether the hot spot would be enough for my Internet needs, since the only device I need to supply internet to besides my phone is a laptop. I may be able to function well enough with just the hot spot. But I may get a wireless printer too. If I go with Spectrum, I may also get a Roku streaming stick.

When I signed up for Spectrum, I delayed the start of my service and delivery of the equipment until July 1st, so that I would have two weeks to change my mind, if for some reason I didn't really want to go with them. I may enjoy the ride for two years and than just cancel the Internet when they raise the price to the standard rate, unless they can work with me to get a lower price.

Good luck bro. In an ideal world, internet would be covered by taxes or donation (or a hybrid of the two), instead of money wasted on fighting foreign wars in the Middle East. Cough, cough, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.

But yes, Spectrum should work for you.

 

[eleos1954]

I had Spectrum .. it was ok ... I moved and got a different carrier. Also have Roku and really like it ... I watch youtubes alot ... mostly to learn how to do things that I don't know much about ... but there is a lot of free stuff on youtube .... garbage as well .... but you can sort it out.

 

[JesseRaymondBassett]

I recently signed up for Spectrum Internet at only $30 a month for two years, plus they're giving me cell phone service for one year of unlimited data at only $10 a month. It seems like it will save me money because right now with no home internet, I am paying $55 a month with unlimited data. So my costs with switching to spectrum would be only about $40 a month plus tax. I think I want this deal. However I would be switching from Consumer Cellular which is a company with really good customer service. When Spectrum raises my mobile price after the year, I may switch back to Consumer Cellular.

However I recently discovered that with Consumer Cellular, I can use a mobile hot spot. Since I recently discovered this, I have not had time to evaluate whether the hot spot would be enough for my Internet needs, since the only device I need to supply internet to besides my phone is a laptop. I may be able to function well enough with just the hot spot. But I may get a wireless printer too. If I go with Spectrum, I may also get a Roku streaming stick.

When I signed up for Spectrum, I delayed the start of my service and delivery of the equipment until July 1st, so that I would have two weeks to change my mind, if for some reason I didn't really want to go with them. I may enjoy the ride for two years and than just cancel the Internet when they raise the price to the standard rate, unless they can work with me to get a lower price.

When I was on Oahu Spectrum had a monopoly in Hawaii. Their Internet works good when it wants too. I do recommend looking into T-Mobile Home Internet. Its cheaper and everything is unlimited upfront. God bless.

 

[Darktriad]

Spectrum can be okay or it can be so bad it doesn't work much depending on how much they care about an area.

You might want to consider signing up for T-mobile home internet if Spectrum doesn't pan out.

 

[eleos1954]

I'm waiting for starlink to be further developed and more cost effective then will likely go that route.