Or Xfinity, as they also say.
I was perplexed that they kept raising the price on our broadband service, seemingly monthly, and then privately complained about monopoly abuse. We haven’t had a TV for years, but for some reason, that didn’t affect the pricing, however they tried to justify that.
Canceling when we moved, though, was a great pleasure. Besides, our new provider is $720 a year cheaper for the same service, perhaps because there’s some competition.
Not everybody’s sticking to broadband for digital access, either.
As a blogger and author, though, I’m just not ready to do all my online stuff on a smart phone. Not that the option couldn’t be tempting.
Jnana's Red Barn 
Yeah, Comcast is the pits. Four years of fighting with them, and actually it got to the point where I wrote letters to the CEO of Comcast and the governor, The internet issue was never fixed, but at least I got a refund and termination charges waived/reimbursed for the lack of service. (Plus, the internet service/internet box was tampered with/hacked three confirmed times. Good riddance, eh?
Indeed!