Thanks to both of your very quick response.

Yes, I was thinking of setting this up under my wife's name which was not done before. However, I will take your advice first and call them up asking for an improved deal for continuing with them.

Regards,
Amit

Hi Amit. What an interesting question.

I don't know that you could necessarily cancel and pick up "new" service at a different address and qualify as a "new customer". On the other hand, in today's market, I would THINK that if you would threaten to switch to a competitor, your service provider should seek to strike a deal with you to keep you as a customer. (I know that when my 2-year deal came up recently, I threatened to go with a competitor and they ultimately continued my 2-year-only deal for another 2 years!:)

I would suggest that you call your company and explain the situation. If they say "there's nothing I can do for you," ask to speak to their supervisor. The supervisor may be able to get you a great rate that the general customer service rep cannot.

One other thought: perhaps -- and this is only a possibility -- you can put your "new" service in your spouse's name (assuming her name wasn't associated with the prior service) and qualify as a new customer that way. However, given the competitiveness of the marketplace, I would think you wouldn't have to go that route.

I hope that helps. Good luck and blessings to you............

Warmly,
Judy

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Also, it depends on which services are available at the new location. Your guess is as good as mine. It's all up to you, availability of services and cost.