<prompt> Human: Last November, Cox doubled the cost of my basic internet package 15 Mbps to 60 a month because the 12 month introductory rate for new members expired. I am fortunate to live in an area where another ISP provides fiber-optic connection, and they quoted 20 a month for 50 Mbps. I called Cox to cancel my internet and they offered 150 Mbps for 60 a month. What this means is that they were charging the cost of their fastest internet while providing lowest-tier speeds. It seems like a good idea to call them once a year to get better pricing on your internet.  <response>: The competitor is lower speed, with data caps, at the same price. : 