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Cincinnati Bell Debuts 'Price For Life' Bundles

Mar 9, 2009, 8:10 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Cincinnati Bell introduced a new set of bundled services that will permanently set the price of those services for as long as the customer chooses to remain a Cincinnati Bell customer. The program must bundle at least two options together, such as wireless service and home phone service. With the Price For Life program, the monthly service fees will remain the same as long as the customer maintains the current level of services at the same address. The program is available to Cincinnati Bell customers in the greater Cincinnati / Dayton market.

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bluecoyote

Mar 9, 2009, 8:50 AM

The only catch is you have to live in Cincinnati...

On the plus side, the current economic doom and gloom won't happen for another 20 years there.

gcg

LOL...Living in Cincinnati for 12 years I can confirm that this is true. The Def Leppard/Poison concert will probably be the biggest of the Summer of 09!

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