How to save 30% – 50% on your existing Cable Bill

Now you may think there is some catch or trick to saving that much on your current cable service.  Well it’s pretty simple and by mistake it worked for me with Dish Network.

I do not know if this procedure will work for all cable services out there, but I am going to assume yes because the cable industry is pretty standard across the board.

As you probably know Cable companies thrive on keeping you and yours connected to the plug-in drug we call the television.  Big corporations, big Pharma, and even the Government use the T.V. as one of the main means of getting their message out.

For all that don’t know watching T.V. is one of the ultimate ways to reduce your ability to think critically and you become more susceptible to suggestion.  Advertisers would lose billions of dollars if half the population turned off the T.V. and picked up two or three books to read instead of flipping through hundreds of channels.

I will cover the above issue later on as I push for a National Turn off the T.V. week or month to encourage the American citizen and Earth citizens around the world to turn your brains back on and start building on the lost art of critical thinking.

OK, enough ranting, to save 30% – 50% on your existing cable bill will require two actions on your part.

1.  Call your cable company and ask for customer service.

2.  Tell the customer service representative you want to cancel your service.

It is that simple;  if they ask why tell them your family is watching less T.V. and it has become a waste of time and money.

The customer service rep will then give you several reasons why you should remain a customer and proceed to offer you a large discount on your current package and may even throw in a movie package for free to view for three to six months.

Don’t give in to the first offer,  hold out as long as possible to see what their bottom line offer is going to be.

A cable company without viewers is dead in the water.  Even at the lowest payout, numbers mean more that cash flow at this point.

Take care and good luck.

Come back as I present Idea’s and information that should be main stream but is not because bottom line it most likely  doesn’t maximize a big companies profits.

Duane

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