<prompt> Human: So as the title says my wife and I are just starting out and weve got all our bills in order and use a budgeting software YNAB to help maintain our style of living and ensure we arent spending money elsewhere. We are both in school and really stretch my 33k yearly salary. We find our entertainment through outdoor activities, board games, and watching our favorite shows. Another words we spend minimally on going out to save money. I was sitting down the other day and just realized that I spend 135month on our ATT bill for internet and cable, and quite honesly we dont use the cable. We use Netflix probably 90 percent of the time. Seeing as we just signed up for the promotional period3 months out of 12 months fulfilled so far, is there a way to get out of the cable bill. Its an almost extra 100month i could use to our advantage. I did not sign any contract, but Im pretty sure I verbally agreed and they might have that recorded.  <response>: Protip from my husband who used to work ATT customer service. Call them and tell them you want to cancel and outright ask them to send you to retention. The retention department is trained and authorized to do almost anything to keep your business. Tell them what you want to spend on cable and theyll find a way to make it happen. If you genuinely want to cancel cable, threaten to cancel your Internet too. Say you have another company or something, even if you dont. Theyll find every deal they can find to keep you as an ATT customer. 