Comcast Promotional Deals Are Not Honored When Billing Begins
Comcast sales representatives offer promotional pricing to attract or retain customers, but the promised rates are not applied when bills are issued. Customers discover the discrepancy only after being charged the full rate, with no clear escalation path. This pattern is widespread enough to be a structural sales practice issue rather than an isolated error.
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