There are now more options than ever when it comes to finding the right wireless internet service provider. In the past, we have to choose from a very limited range of providers due to monopolies and limited technology: a company that has a monopoly over a particular product can freely charge the customers a ton of cash, which is unfair to consumers. They can get away with it because there's really nothing else the costumers can do since they need the service. Thankfully, the industry has changed, and now it's much easier to find a fair internet provider.
Are you satisfied with the overall service and monthly bill of the service provider you currently have? If I'm not satisfied, I would simply dump my wireless provider and move on to the next best thing, since business is all about who's pitching the best deal. We have the option of dropping our current service and moving on if someone is offering the same or more for less, unless we're under contract, of course.
You shouldn't feel bad if you want to drop your current service provider even though there's nothing wrong with it. For instance, Road Runner was the last wireless Internet service provider I had, and I initially signed up for the service after I received an offer in the mail for a pretty sweet package deal.
After a few months, the company jacked up my deal for no valid reason. Since I had already signed up with them, there was no way to pester them for a better deal: as a result, I dropped Road Runner and found a better deal. You don't have to stay with a particular wireless internet service provider for good when there's no contract involved.
Are you trying to find a decent wireless Internet service provider to replace the one that didn't treat you right? There are always specials and deals from numerous different companies, and you can get the service that will treat you right -- if you do your research!
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