Xfinity Account Changes Require 9+ Support Calls with No Resolution Over Multiple Days
Xfinity customers attempting simple account changes like adding a channel report needing nine or more customer service calls over multiple days with no resolution. The inability to make routine account modifications through any self-service or escalation path is a structural customer service failure in cable TV provisioning systems.
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