New bill does not reflect loss of Bally's sports network.

So, a reduction in service but not a reduction in price for the package that included Bally Sports content.  Oh, that makes perfect sense.  In addition, signing up for Fubo to receive the content that Xfinity will not discount now adds on to the bill for anyone wanting the content...and the so called discount offer doesn't add much to much in the long run.   Already very disappointed with Xfinity's rates, and to not adjust the rate for the loss of programming just shows how greedy Xfinity is.  

@cb1969 We appreciate your feedback and understanding that channel line-ups, prices etc. are all subject to change at any point. 

@XfinityPeterH​ I received email from Xfinity stating this:

"The loss of this channel will result in savings that we'll pass along to you, and you'll see a monthly credit on your bill in the coming weeks. You don't need to do anything to receive your credit; we'll automatically apply it to your upcoming monthly bill statement."

If this is the case, why is Xfinity saying I'm to receive a credit but then you're saying the package cannot be discounted.

Can you explain what the $12.25 regional sports fee actually covers?

@cb1969 that is great to hear. This has been a recent change and with so much changing so fast sometime even us reps don't get all the information, so you are all set. Chances are it will show up on your new bill once it prints. Thanks for that information. 

I have the same questions about Bally credits as listed above.  I don't see an answer to the question of "where is the credit on the bill".  All I see from comcast is a lot of talk but no action.  I guess the info put out on all the media about refunding customers is only for eyewash to the masses.  Congrats Comcast you have missed the ball again.  I have several services from Xfinity.  As soon as I can figure out all the impacts, I think I will probably be gone.  It's pretty evident that Comcast sure doesn't care about the customers.