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Tuesday, June 30th, 2026 2:17 PM

Converted from no contract Business internet to no contract reidential and do not have residential account information

I have been working on this for weeks and weeks to no avail. Here is the issue but it is compounded by the fact that I am alos getting a redundant bill for residential service that covers same period as Bus Internet .   But I have no access to reidential account.  Here is the overcharge on no contract Bus Internet:

Overview of Claim:
  1. I transitioned my internet service from a No-Contract Comcast Business plan to an Xfinity Residential plan.
  2. Prior to the transfer, Comcast agents explicitly confirmed that because I was on a no-contract plan, I would only be charged a prorated amount for the exact number of days active (10 days total). [1]
  3. Erroneous Charge 1: My final bill features an unauthorized Early Termination Fee (ETF) of $280.00. Because this was a no-contract account, an ETF is legally inapplicable and a direct violation of the service agreement.
  4. Erroneous Charge 2: I was billed $176.00 for a full month of business service despite only using 10 days. I am owed a prorated credit of $117.33 for the 20 unused days.
Resolution Requested: Immediate removal of the $280.00 ETF, application of a $117.33 prorated credit, and a corrected final statement reflecting an overall balance of $58.67 for the 10 days of active service.

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Hello @user_8k5bjn, thank you for taking the time to leave a post. Sorry to hear how long you’ve been dealing with this. It’s completely understandable how frustrating it must be to manage a service transition, billing concerns, and not have access to the new residential account all at once. You’ve clearly put a lot of effort into getting this resolved, and I appreciate how detailed you’ve been in outlining everything. 

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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Visitor

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I sent in an official Comcast dispute form yesterday and have gotten no response, I also disputed the charges to my credit card company 2 weeks ago with no comcast response.  I also sent a copy of the dispute to the Comcast Arbitration email with a response saying email is only for support docs on disputes. The only login I have is for Comcast Business, even though I now have residential service, to which I was billed for installation and service overlapping the business overcharges.

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After 15 hours on this and no results I am only foolish enough to think that a forum would be helpful, which cosmically the comcast forum does not function in a usable format on the latest Google Chrome browser ( no surprise) and I had to dig up an old firefox browser to use it.  I guess it pays to be the only act in town!

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So I find the assistance that on the surface seems so helpful is really just a diversion to waste more of my time to no end!

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