Comcast Unexplained Bill Escalation with No Dispute Resolution Path
A long-term Comcast customer experienced unexplained billing increases from $70 to $225/month over 16 months with auto-pay masking the changes. Despite written escalation and supervisor involvement, the only resolution offered was a $100 credit. Reflects systemic lack of transparent billing audit and consumer recourse in US telecom.
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