I had the same with my ISP - currently I pay about $60 for 10 Gbps connection. Before I switched, I paid about $130 for 200 Mbps, years ago...
A few months ago I reviewed my bills from Godaddy, and it turned out that they have hiked the price of my domain every single year since I've had it. I switched to Porkbun, and now I pay half (the same that I paid to Godaddy, when I bought my domain 10 years ago...)
Switching bank will be a bigger bite, but I'm preparing for that too...
Prices are *introductory*. They revert to Mint Mobile pricing on renewal.
Really? So if it is "standard", why do they label it "limited time offer" and "promotional" and yes, "introductory"?
https://infimobile.com/plan-details/10GB-12-months
Note: Promotional pricing is subject to device compatibility verification.
Click the dropdown labeled "Broadband Facts/Consumer Disclosure" and you should see this: This Price is an introductory rate.
Tenure Period 12 Month
Regular Price $252
Current offer Price $75
Also, read the fine print in the contract.