Xfinity Mobile support routes callers through hours of transfers
A customer spent 3.5 hours across four transfers trying to resolve a Xfinity Mobile issue, repeatedly reaching agents unable to help, and ultimately cancelled service after years as a customer. The complaint is detailed about the support experience but does not specify the underlying account issue being escalated.
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