Mobile number port-in transfers stall for days with conflicting support information
An Xfinity mobile number transfer remained stuck for over 82 hours with no resolution, while multiple support representatives gave conflicting timelines and explanations. Number portability failures leave customers completely without functional phone service — not a degraded experience but a total service loss. No internal escalation path exists that can actually unblock a stalled port.
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