Comcast charges for phantom third phone line and removes credits
A Comcast customer was billed for three phone lines despite only having two, and a promised promotional credit was removed due to a carrier error. Attempts to resolve the account discrepancy have been unsuccessful. This reflects a systemic billing accuracy and dispute resolution failure in telecom.
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