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09/23/2026 9:27 PM

Collections notice for fraudulent charge

Back in June, someone used my Xfinity account to set up Xfinity mobile service. I was never at risk for the scammers stealing my money, because they used a card that is in no way connected to me. I called customer support, they disconnected the lines, and then received a voicemail saying the ticket was closed and there was nothing else for me to do. Recently, I received a collections notice for the outstanding balance. I suppose Comcast charged the card, and of course, it declined. I contacted the collections agency and their solution was to pay the balance to “get it over with”. I then contacted Xfinity Mobile support and their solution was for me to pay and then contact them again for a refund (maybe). Why would I be expected to pay for a service someone else used my information to sign up for? Secondly, why would I be expected to pay the balance because a stranger’s card keeps declining?

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mgibbs02 Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience here on our Xfinity Community Forums. I can understand why you're asking these questions. If I were in your shoes and someone had used my information to open services that I didn't authorize, I'd be looking for answers too. I'd like the opportunity to review what's happened and see how we can help. When you have a moment, please send us a direct message with your name, the service address associated with the billing and anything else you may know about this account. We'll take a closer look and work with you to understand the current status of the account, collections concern and next best steps. 

 

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