Comment "Reduced" rate (Score 1) 179
Of course they're selling it at a "reduced" rate. It's just like ketchup at a restaurant or HBO at a hotel - both are offered with something for which you already paid them money.
Comcast is offering a "reduced" rate, but to take advantage of it you need to have their service first. That's not altruism and good will toward consumers, that's marketing.
Comcast is offering a "reduced" rate, but to take advantage of it you need to have their service first. That's not altruism and good will toward consumers, that's marketing.
