Xfinity Fails to Honor Promised Bill Discounts and Refund
A Comcast/Xfinity customer says an agent talked them into a mobile line add-on that was supposed to lower their internet bill by $10/month, but the discount never materialized, and a promised $100 technician-fee refund was also not issued. Despite having call logs confirming the promises, the customer has been unable to get the billing corrected through normal support channels.
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