Who can say without deviating from the truth that they don't use the Internet?
Whether it is used for recipes, research, recreation or relaxation after the end of an unusually arduous day at the office, the Internet in this day and age is a basic and essential service; one that in all reality should be treated as a utility.
So, given the above reality, it's fairly safe to say without being corrected that Internet services aren't an optional expense. With most essential services, we are likely to see gradual price increases over time; if we haven't seen them already, which is probably problematic for small to medium sized businesses.
But as the widening field of Internet service providers inevitably continues to expand, so does the competition for those diminishing marketshares within it.
The value of your business is likely to mean more to these providers who are attempting to preserve their valued marketshare. Some of them are willing to make concessions for changing your mind about disconnecting your service. Disconnection of service requests are transferred to a provider's retention department. These people are prepared to offer premium services and price discounts, as incentives in exchange for not taking your business elsewhere.
This is a proverbial horse race for your business and for their marketshare. This is a also a lobbying effort. Betting on the right horse can be a profitable transaction. The same could be said about using your business as leverage in the event that you're willing to give the service provider another chance. However, if you aren't so willing, there are obviously competitive alternatives:
Another price increase? Frustrated? Remember that your Internet service provider is one of many providers. Simply consider another provider; ideally, one who values your business and provides the service at an affordable price!
Amazon (Broadband-Satellite Unit, Project Kuiper)
Andrena
Antenna Star
Astound
AT&T
Blue Sky
Cox
Crusoe
Direct TV
Dish
Dnet
Earthlink
Echo
Frontier
HD Telecommunications
Helm Partners
HughesNet
Interlync
Internet by the sea
Internet Creations
Landmark
Lumen
Mediacom
Monmouth
OneWeb
Optimum Online
Persimmon
Pivot Point Security
Red 74
Rise
s2s Communications
Skyweb
Spectrum
Stacked Servers
Starlink
Starry
T-Mobile
Towerstream
TouchPoint
Verizon Fios
Verdantis
Viasat
Vonage
WeLink
Webville Networks
Windstream
Xfinity
If you're displeased with your Internet service provider, whether it is the quality of service or the gradual price increases, there are several alternatives. The above providers are a combination of cable and satellite services. One's faster than the other. Before making a decision, read more about the differences between Cable and Satellite Internet service providers.
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