Average Customer’s Savings
Your Bill Provider*
ADT, AT&T Home Internet/TV/Phone, AT&T Wireless, Bright House, Cable One, CenturyLink, Charter Spectrum, Comcast XFINITY, Cox, DirecTV, Dish, Frontier, Mediacom, Optimum, RCN, Sirius XM, Spectrum, Sprint, Suddenlink, T-Mobile, Time Warner Cable, Verizon Fios, Verizon Wireless, WOW!, Other Bill (Not Listed Here)Your Monthly Bill Amount*
ADT Savings
AT&T Home Savings
AT&T Wireless Savings
Bright House Savings
Cable One Savings
CenturyLink Savings
Charter Spectrum Savings
Comcast XFINITY Savings
Cox Savings
DirecTV Savings
Dish Savings
Frontier Savings
Optimum Savings
Mediacom Savings
RCN Savings
SiriusXM Savings
Sprint Savings
Suddenlink Savings
TWC Savings
T-Mobile Savings
Verizon Fios Savings
Verizon Wireless Savings
Wow Savings
Other Savings
Blank/Default Savings
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If we lower your bill, you pay a fee of 40% of first year savings. No savings means no charge.
Our fee is 40% of first year savings.
Why You’ll Love Us
Your Information is Safe
We use the same 256-bit encryption as your bank and your info is confidential and never shared or sold.
We Are Negotiation Experts
All of our negotiators used to work for the largest cable and cell phone companies. Now we’re on your team.
No Risk or Upfront Cost
There’s no charge unless we actually save you money. We’re a risk-free way to try to save money.
No Downgrades / Contracts
We will never downgrade your plan or lock you into a contract unless you explicitly ask us to.
What Our Customers Say
“Bill Slasher saved me over $1,100/year on my family’s Sprint cell phone plan, and doubled my Comcast businesses internet speed at no additional cost! You only get charged a fee if they save you money. It’s a great feeling to know I’m getting the best deal possible!”
— Jordan Bray
“I never knew how much money I could save a month. The process was easy and straightforward. Highly recommend!”
— Ethan Gromet
“Amazing service. I thought it was too good to be true, but they got me twice the Internet speed for $20 a month LESS than I was paying before.”
— Jason Calbassi
“Bill Slasher cut my comcast Bill by over $200 while still getting the same package. I am so impressed I am going to have him slash costs for my business!”
— Eric Danilchuk
We Charge 40% Of First Year Savings.
Simple Pricing
Cost: We charge 40% of first year savings as a one-time, lump sum payment.
No Risk: If we don’t save you money then you pay nothing plus your information is encrypted, secure and confidential. It’s a risk-free way to save extra money.
No Downgrades or Contracts: We never downgrade plans or sign contracts to save you money unless you explicitly ask us to.
How Payment Works: Your new rates will appear directly on your bills and then we will send you an invoice for 40% of the first-year savings. If we save you $1000 per year for two years then we only bill you for $400 as a one-time payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Receive My Savings?
Your new monthly rate will show up directly on your service provider’s bill.
What Happens If I Cancel My Service In The Near Future?
No problem! Just contact us and we will refund you for the savings that you are no longer getting. We are in this business to help you save money, not to nickel and dime you.
How Do You Charge Me For Savings?
After we finish saving you money we will send you an invoice that you can pay with credit card, debit card, bank transfer or PayPal.
Is My Information Safe?
Yes, we use the same 256-bit encryption as your bank and all of your info is confidential and never shared or sold.
How Long Will The Negotiation Take?
The entire process usually takes less than 7 days. After we renegotiate your bill, both Bill Slasher and your service provider will send you confirmation emails notifying you of your new monthly rate.
How Do I Send You My Bills?
To submit your bills, you can go to our sign up page. The process takes 1-2 minutes and you have the option of emailing or faxing us photos of your physical bills.
Ready to save money?
Contact Us
Email: support@billslasher.com
Phone: 1-561-614-6662
Address: 25 Card Sound Rd, Key Largo, FL 33037
How To Negotiate Lower Bills
Did you know that cable and cell phone companies charge “loyal” customers up to $2,500 more per year than new customers? You don’t have to switch providers to save money because you can negotiate directly with your existing provider to lower your rates.
At Bill Slasher, our main goal is to help people like yourself save money on monthly bills – by teaching you how to negotiate or by having our expert negotiators negotiate on your behalf. If you want to learn how to fight back and pay fair rates then you’ve come to the right place.
Enjoy our negotiating guide – it’s time to stop getting ripped off!
Time Required Per Bill: 1-3 Hours
The negotiation process is a bit time-consuming and includes doing background research to prepare for your negotiation call, calling your service provider, waiting on hold and then arguing with your provider to lower your rates.
Keep in mind that you may have to make multiple phone calls in order to get this done.
- Background Research: 30 minutes – 1 hour
- Negotiation Process: 30 minutes – 2 hours
Bills That You Can Negotiate
There are other bills that you may try to negotiate but these are the types of bills that generally have savings available:
- Cable
- Cell Phone
- Internet
- Satellite TV
- Satellite Radio
- Home Security
Using Bill Slasher To Negotiate
All of our expert negotiators are former insiders who used to work for the largest cable and cell phone companies and know how to maximize your savings. If you decide that you’d rather let us negotiate your bills for you, we’re always here to help!
The Main Problem
Everyone knows that service providers acquire customers by offering attractive promo rates that typically last 1-2 years. After the promotional period expires, they hike up the price year after year, hoping that you aren’t paying close attention. As a consumer, there’s always the option of switching to a different service provider once your promotional period finishes, but have you ever tried to find out when your contract ends? They certainly don’t show it on your monthly bills or within your online account, and they definitely won’t notify you.
These providers force you to go through the burden of calling their customer support line, waiting on hold forever, and then verifying all sorts of personal information just to acquire a simple end date. This deceptive practice is done on purpose because they know that most people don’t want to do this, and thus, won’t switch from their service. They make it as hard as possible to acquire simple information. Millions of people are being overcharged each month by this deceitful industry.
So what about negotiating lower rates? It is not a fun experience, but it can be done. You’ll just have to roll up your sleeves, do a little research, and carve some time out of your schedule to haggle with your service provider. As such, we have put together a quick explanation below that will help simplify the process for you.
The Negotiation Process
Before your call:
- Review your bills to see if you’re still on a promotional plan. If you are, it is likely that there will be few, if any, additional savings to be had. If you aren’t, there’s a pretty good chance you can get your bill reduced.
- Are you a long-time customer? If you are, they are more willing to find ways to appease you.
- Competitive analysis: Shop around and see what other competitors are offering for the same level of service.
- Bundled services: Do you have separate phone, cable, or internet companies? If you bundle your services together then there is usually more wiggle room for savings.
- Cell phone bills: Check to see if you are using all of your data. You might be able to drop to a lower tier and find instant savings.
Making the call:
- Be assertive and firm but also polite. You need to make it clear that you are happy with your current plan, but that it’s too expensive for you and that you want to cancel and switch to a different service.
- Navigate the phone tree until you get to the cancellation department. You’re not actually going to cancel your service, but convincing your company that you’re going to leave is the tactic you’ll need to use in order to make any progress.
- Be sure to mention that other providers are offering better rates. If you’ve been a long-time customer, use that even more to your advantage.
- Push hard for extra savings. The first offer is rarely the best offer and you need to politely fight the customer service rep as hard as possible to maximize your savings.
- Make sure to take notes during the call.
After the call:
- Make sure to check your bill. If you successfully negotiated lower rates, keep an eye on your bills to verify that the correct changes did occur. Typically, you’ll see a prorated amount on the next bill, followed by the fully adjusted price on the subsequent bill and additional bills going forward.
- If the agreed changes did not occur, then you can always call back and ask for a supervisor to pull the recording of the conversation to confirm the agreement.
- Sit back and enjoy your savings.
Ready to Save?
Now that you know what it takes, it’s time to decide whether you want to negotiate yourself or have our experts help you out. Good luck and hope this helps!