can i sign up for internet today, and cancel internet today just for the $100 coupon? Or do i have to wait for sunday, use the coupon first then call sunday to cancel? I'm afraid signing up today, they might come before sunday before i can cancel. comcast and verizon are both available for me. which one is easier to cancel?

Comcast and AT&T were very easy.
All done in one phone call and about 2~3 minutes.

I was hoping one of them would offer me a better deal, so I can get a cheap Internet. Neither one offered me any
I said "I want to cancel". They said "you're all set.bye."

How do you guys make them to offer a better deal??
Some people say they won't let you cancel unless you heard 2 or more offers, but why not me??? Please bother me with your offers Comcast and AT&T!

I feel like an idiot, too, for wondering if you can cancel BEFORE you buy.

In a diligent attempt to deduce the proper answer, my best guess is - yes?

TIA.

Hot deal, OP. Hotness.

Regarding the $100 internet signup, I already have service at my home. What I did was used maps.google.com to search for a commercial office address that I knew was in a coverage area of a provider (in my case, Comcast). Judging by the map, the address looked to be in an industrial park. I entered my name and cell number when prompted. The only Comcast option that I saw was titled "Unconfirmed Plan - Service is subject to availability" and that plan had the $100 rebate. I hit confirm or whatever and the next page loaded up with my two page printout that included a UPC and said "Save $100 instantly with any laptop purchase." There was a bunch of other garbage on there about rebate forms and submission but IMHO that is boilerplate stuff for other types of offers. See you Sunday morning, BB.

xraymikek said:Regarding the $100 internet signup, I already have service at my home. What I did was used maps.google.com to search for a commercial office address that I knew was in a coverage area of a provider (in my case, Comcast). Judging by the map, the address looked to be in an industrial park. I entered my name and cell number when prompted. The only Comcast option that I saw was titled "Unconfirmed Plan - Service is subject to availability" and that plan had the $100 rebate. I hit confirm or whatever and the next page loaded up with my two page printout that included a UPC and said "Save $100 instantly with any laptop purchase." There was a bunch of other garbage on there about rebate forms and submission but IMHO that is boilerplate stuff for other types of offers. See you Sunday morning, BB.

That's the other question I had that I forgot - did you enter your actual name (in case you're paying with cash)?

JesseLivermore said:

That's the other question I had that I forgot - did you enter your actual name (in case you're paying with cash)?

Yup. Real name, real phone number. If anyone asks, I was going to "sublet" the space but the deal just fell through.

completing said:It's not just him. The link is broken.

I found the link that works. It was on the first page of the thread.

Best Buy Ad Scan

xraymikek said:JesseLivermore said:

That's the other question I had that I forgot - did you enter your actual name (in case you're paying with cash)?

Yup. Real name, real phone number. If anyone asks, I was going to "sublet" the space but the deal just fell through.

lol.

If the barcode is the same, maybe someone can post a PDF of the coupon for everyone to use? I tried, but nothing available in my area...

xraymikek said:How can they enforce the "one per household" rule if all bar codes are the same? I doubt BB will type your address in the register.

Unless it has changed recently the Best Buy POS system asks the cashier to enter the phone number used during the Internat signup offer when the barcode from the broadband confirmation is scanned. It then retrieves your broadband order and it appears as a line item on your Best Buy receipt. If it can't find your order no discount is given.