Telecom Trade-In Device Credits Not Applied After Confirmed Trade-In Completion
Comcast confirms trade-in completion via email but fails to apply monthly device credits to accounts. Customer service representatives across multiple calls cannot locate or apply the missing credits. The gap between billing confirmation and credit application has no automated reconciliation process.
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