Comcast rep gave misleading package info and support refused promised refund
A customer was sold a TV and mobile bundle that could not actually be delivered, and after a supervisor promised a refund and free month, a later representative refused to honor it. This is a vendor-specific sales and service dispute, not a generalizable software problem.
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