Xfinity Internet Bill Jumps Above Promised Promo Rate
A customer signed up for a 60-month Xfinity internet promo at a fixed monthly rate with a bundled free mobile line, but was billed a higher amount starting the second month with no resolution from support. This is a single report of a promotional-pricing billing discrepancy.
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