Comcast Refuses to Honor Free Mobile Phone Replacement Eligibility
Comcast Xfinity Mobile customers who qualify for free phone replacements find the company refusing to honor the promotion at the point of redemption. The gap between marketing promises and actual fulfillment reflects a deceptive promotion practice in mobile services. Customers have no recourse beyond disputing through external channels.
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