Long-Term ISP Customers Face Repeated Price Hikes and Deteriorating Support
Long-standing ISP customers report annual price increases and declining support quality over time, with agents increasingly difficult to understand. Loyal customers who expect pricing stability are instead penalized while new customers receive better rates. This loyalty penalty combined with communication barriers creates strong switching motivation but limited alternatives.
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