Misleading Bundled Promo Pricing and Inconsistent Billing at Xfinity
A customer reports that a promotional internet-plus-mobile bundle from Xfinity was not clearly explained as billed separately, resulting in an unexpectedly higher combined bill. Repeated calls to customer service produced inconsistent explanations, and payments intended for both services were misapplied to internet only.
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