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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
You're paying for fast internet — but getting slow speeds.
You pay for 500 Mbps, but get 100 Mbps
Your bill says one speed, but speed tests show much lower. You're overpaying every month.
ISPs rarely adjust bills automatically
They rely on customers not noticing or not complaining. You have to ask for a reduction.
You don't know what to say to your ISP
A formal letter or phone call can get you a refund or lower rate — but you need the right script.
You don't know how to escalate if they refuse
FCC complaints and Attorney General offices can force ISPs to act.
What You Get
Speed vs Bill Audit
Compare your speeds to what you're paying for.
Bill Reduction Letter
Formal letter to demand a fair adjustment.
FCC Complaint Guide
How to escalate if the ISP refuses.
Speed Test Guide
How to get accurate speed readings.
ISP Retention Script
What to say to get a better deal.
State AG Complaint
How to involve your state Attorney General.
How It Works
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Answer 5 quick questions
About your provider, speeds, and state.
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Speed audit, reduction letter, and FCC guide.
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Send the letter and escalate if needed.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this legal advice?
This is not legal advice. It provides information and practical tools to help you negotiate with your ISP. For specific legal questions, consult an attorney.
How much speed should I actually get?
Typically 80-90% of the advertised speed is acceptable. If you're getting less than 80%, you have a strong case for a bill reduction.
What if the ISP blames my equipment?
The guide includes tips for testing with your own router vs. their equipment. If the problem persists, they can't blame your gear.
Can I get a refund for past months?
Yes — the reduction letter includes a request for a credit for months where you paid for speed you didn't receive. Many ISPs will offer a credit.
What if the ISP says the speed is 'up to' the advertised speed?
The FCC has guidelines on 'up to' claims. The guide explains how to argue that you're not receiving a reasonable percentage of the advertised speed.
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