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Comcast Offers No Timely Repair or Automatic Credit for Repeated Outages

A customer experiencing recurring internet outages over a year cannot get technician appointments faster than roughly ten days out, and Comcast does not proactively credit the bill for downtime, forcing the customer to manually request credits through lengthy support chats each time. There is no fast, low-effort path to report an outage and receive fair compensation.

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