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What is the catch on the offer to save on my internet
I received a letter from Cox saying I could save on my current speed $80 for 2 years or upgraded speed for $60 for 2 years. I currently pay $90. What is the catch?
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No. It just means if you were under contract on a previous deal you could have to pay a ETF. I don't see them doing that, it would be the ultimate Bad Business Move. That would not be very good from any outside Business Rating company.
You don't see them doing what? Charging a ETF? That happens every day. ETFs make contracts possible because it decreases the risk the ISP has to take. If the contract saves you 10$ a month for 24 months, if you cancel your contract, they want that money back that they didn't charge you.
