Comcast charges prorated final bill after cancellation despite offers to retain
A customer who called to cancel Comcast service was put through a retention script before being told their final bill would be prorated. The cancellation process prioritized upselling over clarity, and the billing terms were communicated only after the customer declined all offers. This reflects a common pattern where cancellation friction and opaque final billing compound customer frustration.
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