Comcast technicians repeatedly miss appointments and falsely close tickets
Comcast failed to send technicians to five consecutive appointments to repair a damaged wire, while marking each ticket as resolved without work being done. Customer service cannot escalate the issue or guarantee future attendance. This field service coordination failure left a customer without internet service for weeks.
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