An Internet and TV only bundle for $18.39 less than the current bundle cost would certainly be to your benefit, but why would Cox agree to do that? Their business plan offers the bundle of services at a reduced price from what would be charged for each product individually to provide customers an incentive to purchase additional services. But, customers have the option to purchase services individually if they choose to do so. If Cox offered the option to drop individual items from the bundle plan and reduce the monthly fee by the amount attributed to that line item, most of us would drop something we don't use.
Unless you have some type of binding agreement with Cox that states you're not allowed to cancel or change your service, you always have the option to drop phone service and enter into a new agreement to purchase Internet and TV services separately. But, you'll lose your bundle discount and your monthly bill will actually go up. In addition, if you're currently in a service agreement for a specified time period, you'll probably be assessed an early termination fee.
