By Chris White
Connections matter, whether it’s getting chic lunch reservations or extra “animal style” on your burger.
But the connection that impacts daily life most is your internet.
For Kenny and Murray Cooper in Studio City, switching to Spectrum meant less frustration and more value.
“If you want to pay less and get faster speeds, come to Spectrum,” Kenny Cooper said. “If you can cut costs with inflation and prices rising everywhere, especially now, why not?”
The Coopers lowered their monthly bill, but they said just as valuable was the support they received once they switched providers.
“If you want to deal with kind customer service that’s helpful and not a headache, come to Spectrum,” Murray Cooper added.
Alec Mendez, a breathwork coach in Southern California, found that switching to Spectrum made daily life easier — and less expensive. Reliable connections matter for Mendez, especially when guiding rhythm-based breathwork sessions or staying connected to family in Mexico, he said.
“Verizon promised fast internet, but it lagged all the time,” he said. “Download speeds were slow and online games were impossible, so I switched to Spectrum. They offered a year of free mobile service with internet. Just a mobile customer, it’s still cheaper than other providers — plus I get international roaming that T-Mobile didn’t offer.”
Mendez now saves nearly $500 a year with Spectrum’s bundled services.
“You save money bundling versus paying for everything individually,” he said. “Plus, it’s practical to have everything with one company.”
For local musician Jordan Bedrosian, reliable internet and unlimited mobile data were essential.
“Having reliable internet means I don’t have to worry about lags or dropped connections. It helps me stay in a creative flow without having to worry about being interrupted,” Bedrosian said. “With Spectrum Mobile, having unlimited data for $30 is a game changer.”
Across California, Spectrum customers are living life plugged in — saving money, streaming shows and keeping in touch, all without missing a beat. That’s California dreaming.
Spectrum customers Kenny and Murray Cooper, Alec Mendez and Jordan Bedrosian were compensated for their testimony.
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