Through your (good) choices, you've essentially been put in a situation where you are now creating a redundant service while continuing to pay for a low-quality service you never use.

This reminds me of when I had an awful state marketplace health insurance policy for a while (I didn't want to pay the tax penalty). The network covered by my plan was SO terrible that when I needed actual healthcare I went where I could pay out of pocket just so I could have choice. But STILL paid however much a month for a plan I never used.