<human>: Comcast recently raised the prices in my area from $60 to $75 (for just internet). Here's what I did about it in case it could be useful to someone out there:

I asked to cancel the double-play that I had initially signed up for and they told me internet alone at the speed I wanted would be more expensive. I told the rep that if they weren't able to give me the price I wanted, to cancel all my services. And to my surprise-- she did (Based on the stories on reddit, I had heard it was really hard to cancel comcast), in less than 5 minutes.

 A few hours later -- on a trip to Wallies, I saw a sales guy with a Comcast booth advertising prices of 29.99 for Blast internet for "back to school" and 39.99 for regular people -- for 12 months. I had my roommate get the card of the salesman and we were back online within a few hours for $45 DOLLARS LESS a month. I'm thinking that in 12 months, we could just do the reverse.

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<bot>: Cancelled after price hike, roomate signed up for back to school+new customer pricing, locked in a good rate($29.99 for 50Mbps Blast) for the next 12 months.