Xfinity mobile account invisible across all support channels preventing payment
An Xfinity mobile account cannot be located by phone support, in-store agents, or online chat, making it impossible for the customer to update payment information or make a payment while debt collection messages continue. Service was ultimately terminated despite the customer actively trying to pay.
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