Xfinity Drops NBC During Contract Dispute While Charging Full Price
Xfinity customers lose access to NBC and affiliated channels during carriage disputes while continuing to pay full subscription rates. Customers have no recourse beyond cancellation and receive no prorated credit for missing channels.
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