Telecom Provider Confirms Refund But Fails to Deposit Funds After Cancellation
After cancelling Comcast service, a customer with a confirmed credit balance receives assurance that a refund was issued but finds no deposit in their bank account. The gap between confirmed issuance and actual receipt points to a broken billing reconciliation process. Affected customers have no self-service path to track or escalate the refund status.
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