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Thursday, June 11th, 2026 7:03 AM

Appalling Service by XFINITY

I called Xfinity end of May'26 that I want to disconnect my Broadband from 6th June'26 as I was Moving to South California and Xfinity didnt had their service available. Request was take and infact I got a call to confirm and go through the same Question Answer again, I got email saying the request is taken. 6th June'26 I returned my Router to nearest Store and I was given a Receipt, 10th June'26 When I was trying to check I suspected that my Internet is still active. I initiated a chat this  time and found a [Edited: "Inflammatory"] Agent - [Edited: Personal Information] He wasted almost 40+ mins and did disconnected the Service however didn't responded anything so I wasnt even aware he has done something. When I called this time call landed in Manila and the lady was Rude she wasn't even trying to understand the issue.

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user_206z3p Good morning! We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience with disconnecting your services with our Xfinity Forums. I'm happy to help you get a good timeline of what to expect in the transition in closing out your account. When you put in for your disconnect request, that is the stop billing date that is used. Services aren't actually disconnected for 10 days. This is a safety net just in case things don't work out with the timeline in disconnecting services, and if there is someone else is moving in they can easily connect their services without an installation. Along with giving you time to return any equipment that may need to be returned before the final statement goes out. 
 
As far as billing, you will receive a final statement within the next billing cycle with the stop bill date used, with prorated adjustments. I hope this explanation helps. Please let us know if there are any other questions or concerns we may answer for you. 

 

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