Comcast Leaves Customers Without Service for Months While Providing False Repair Appointments
A Comcast customer experienced a two-month total service outage with repeated false appointment commitments from customer service that were never fulfilled. The inability to escalate a prolonged outage to resolution reflects the structural service accountability gap that exists for ISPs with regional monopolies or near-monopolies. Customers have no effective leverage short of regulatory complaints.
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