Xfinity lures customers with promotional pricing then offers no loyalty options
A five-year Xfinity customer reports reliable service and good pricing only during the initial signup period, followed by unreliable internet critical for remote work and no advance notice of outages. When asking about retention offers, the only option given was downgrading the package rather than any loyalty discount.
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