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Wow, thanks for being a d*****. I KNOW I signed a CONTRACT. I'm not an idiot. I'm just pointing out that the salesperson LIED about a few things. I called to renegotiate the price which isn't the real issue. The issue is that they told me one thing, my CONTRACT confirms what was said (that I had to order a min of $400) but the company stated I can't cancel at that time. I spoke with a manager who did inform me that if we had to relocate we would get our deposit back. SO the customer service rep who was rude about that was WRONG. (See, I can RANDOMLY capatalize words TOO.) How about you get a life and not be a d***** and butt in with useless comments. Thanks. ;)

 If renegotiation is allowed by the CONTRACT then by all means try it. But the reality is that YOU SIGNED A CONTRACT!!!! Perhaps its the irresponsibility that the American Consumer has or just a general lack of actual caring on the consumers part, but MANY companies have switched to contracts. The reason being that consumers who one day are a customer can flip over to being a SCAMMER when LIFE doesnt go thier way. All it takes is something hitting you that YOU dont expect and BAM!!!! YOU dont pay a bill. Or you put off paying said bill until its more financially COMFORTABLE for the consumer. Right then and there the consumer has become a scammer. While its prudent to hop on a deal especially after the cold of last winter. THEY used a bit of a scare tactic, but only a small one. While im sure YOU did research online, YOU dont have access to the information of day to day operations. So YOU cant say for sure that the salesperson was lying. They COULD have had a price increase of $0.10 THAT DAY.

However that is all a moot point. The ONLY relevent information here is that you signed a contract.