Comcast Technicians Failed to Show for Two Consecutive Appointments
A new Comcast customer attempted self-installation but had no signal, prompting a technician appointment — which was missed twice in two days. Each no-show required a new customer service interaction to reschedule, resulting in charges for a service never received. The pattern reflects a structural failure in Comcast's field scheduling and customer communication.
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