Xfinity Misrepresents Bills, Ignores Promised Credits, and Hangs Up on Customers
Xfinity repeatedly bills customers incorrect amounts, refuses to honor promised autopay credits, aggressively upsells during cancellation, and has agents hang up mid-conversation. Router service failed for two months with no fix despite three agent calls.
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