ISP promotional bundles misrepresent included services and pricing
Customers signing up for internet and TV bundle promotions report advertised streaming add-ons are not actually installed, and the true monthly price differs from what was quoted. Resolving the discrepancy requires escalating through in-store visits and support tickets with no consistent path to a fix.
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