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Billing issue
I cancelled everything that I have with Xfinity except for internet two months ago. The bill arrives last month, I was still being charged for Netflix (suddenly 3x the previous amount) and a piece of equipment that I had turned in with the tech.
I called Xfinity and had Netflix removed from my account and also the piece of equipment that we returned to the tech with all of the other equipment. (*This piece of equipment is no longer used by Xfinity and hasn’t been for many years. It can be purchased at a store for $10. Xfinity is charging $14 per month.)
The bill arrives this month and guess what? Netflix is still there along with the equipment charge. Several people warned me that Xfinity will try to scam me when I reduce my services. What can I do?



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XfinityMarshante
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1 day ago
Hello @user_b2893a, thank you for taking the time to leave a post. Sorry to hear about the experience you've had since making changes to your services. I can certainly understand how frustrating it would be to remove services, only to see those charges appear on your next bill. When changes are made to an account during a billing cycle, the following statement can sometimes include prorated charges and credits for services or equipment that were added or removed. In many cases, this is why charges such as Netflix or equipment fees may still appear on the next billing statement. The bill should also provide the specific dates for which those charges and credits apply. That said, we would be happy to review the account with you to confirm that the Netflix subscription and equipment were removed as requested and to verify that the billing reflects those changes correctly. We can also review any returned equipment to ensure it was properly processed and that you are not being billed for equipment that should no longer be on the account. For your privacy and the security of your account, if you could send our team a direct message with your full name, the name listed on the account (if different), and the service address associated with your account, we'd be more than happy to look into this for you.
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