Switching providers shouldn't be your biggest fear

Ever notice how some tech tasks feel like they belong in a horror flick? The lights flicker, your Wi-Fi drops, and suddenly you’re trapped in a nightmare called “Switching Internet Providers.”

Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Intimidating tech moments can feel like jump scares… but we're here to make them a little less terrifying.

Scene one: The router awakens

You open the box. Cables. Lights. A blinking red eye staring back at you. Setting up a new router can feel like summoning something from the digital beyond.

Ting’s twist: No cursed cords, no mysterious “reboot” rituals—just fast, reliable Wi-Fi that works from day one.

Scene Two: The ISP that won't leave

You think you’ve escaped, but your old provider keeps haunting your inbox with “exclusive retention offers.” They raise your rates, then promise “new deals” that mysteriously look the same.

Ting’s twist: No contracts. No tricks. No “introductory” pricing that turns into a monster bill later. When you switch to Ting, the only surprise is how refreshingly easy it feels.

Scene Three: The smart home that turned against you

You’re just trying to connect your new smart lightbulb, but suddenly every device in the house goes offline. The thermostat beeps. Alexa whispers. Your streaming buffer wheel spins forever.

Ting’s twist: Our fiber connection keeps your smart home calm, connected, and (mostly) friendly. You can stream, sync, and automate without worrying that your Internet will ghost you.

Scene Four: The fear of the unknown

Maybe the scariest part is just… not knowing. What happens when you switch? Will you lose service for days? Will the tech support line vanish into the void?

Ting’s twist: Switching doesn’t have to be a scream. With no contracts or tricks, you’re free to come and go—no hauntings, no hidden fees, no strings attached.

Final Scene: The Happy Ending

Every good horror movie needs a twist ending—and ours is a good one. With Ting, you get the Internet experience you’ve always wanted: honest pricing, local support, and no more jump scares.

So this Halloween, fear the ghosts, not your Wi-Fi.