Xfinity Sales Staff Enroll Customers in Plans Their Location Cannot Support
Xfinity store representatives sell bundled plan upgrades to customers without verifying that the location has compatible infrastructure, only to have installation fail after the customer has already switched. The pre-sale infrastructure check gap results in customers stranded with no service and no easy reversal path.
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