Comcast Support Destroys Customer Email and Service Configurations
A Comcast customer reports that the company destroyed their email setup, bookmarks, folders, landline, and cell service through incompetent support interactions. The complaint is high-emotion but lacks specifics about what actions caused the failures. Pure venting without actionable signal.
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