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Thursday, August 6th, 2026 5:30 PM

Installment plan

My services were interrupted due to a past due balance. I was informed that an installment plan was available for those in the same position, and in asking the eligibility requirements I was told by an agent that all that was required was to have a past due balance. With this being said, when I try to apply for a plan, I’m being told I’m ineligible. How, if the only requirement is a past due balance, am I ineligible for an installment plan?  This is highly frustrating as no one can seem to give a proper answer to my question. And if this is the only requirement, why are these plans that are supposed to be a supportive resource for those in need, so excruciatingly difficult to access?? It seems as though the company just wants to appear as though they are helpful by offering these resources with little to no intention of actually providing them. 

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Official Employee

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5 days ago

 

user_xxyfid Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedbacl abcout your experience with the installment plans. I would like to share with you what we do know about the installment plan options. Eligibility is determined directly by Xfinity's internal system based on account tenure and payment history. Only one active repayment or installment plan is allowed per account. Meaning agents do not have control over what account may or may not qualify for. Thank you for understanding. 

 

Visitor

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I do not have any active repayment plans on my account. I have been with Xfinity for over 3+ years, and the only support I’ve received with billing is moving my payment date back a couple of days every once in a while. I’ve never been offered assistance with my past due balance in the form of an installment plan, and I had to research these opportunities and resources on my own as well. The requirements should be made very clear for those who are in need of support, yet they are kept extremely vague with little to no actual answers as to why people cannot properly utilize the supports that are in place. It seems as though the eligibility requirements do not follow a needs-based protocol, which should be the entire point of these resources. 

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user_xxyfid, I would be happy to take a look at your account.

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