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Tuesday, December 16th, 2025 6:43 PM

Customer Experience with Xfinity

I currently use T-Mobile for both cell and internet service, but their network has been unstable in our new home. Since Xfinity operates in the area and I’ve used them before, I decided to give them another try.

I ordered internet service on December 1st, with installation scheduled for December 3rd. However, Xfinity personnel showed up a day early when no one was home. They claimed the installation required specialized equipment and would need to be rescheduled.

I called support and arranged another appointment for December 7th. Xfinity even called to confirm I would be available. I explained the previous issue, and support assured me everything would be ready. I left my son’s house—where he was dealing with vehicle problems—just to make sure I was home. When the technician arrived, he told me again that the job required a special machine and could not be completed.

I scheduled yet another appointment, this time for December 11th. Xfinity told me the line would be working by then. Instead, they showed up on December 10th to install the drop but never returned on the 11th. When I called to ask why, they said the line had already been installed. I asked what I was supposed to do with a fiber optic cable hanging off the back of my house.

Finally, on December 14th, a technician arrived to install the router and finish the job. The internet worked—for four hours. After that, it went down again. I had to call support, fight through the automated system, and speak with two different representatives before scheduling yet another visit, this time two days later.

I am extremely disappointed in Xfinity’s service. At this point, the only reason I haven’t switched providers is the sunk cost of time and effort already invested. In fact, I still rely on my T-Mobile internet as a backup because I don’t trust Xfinity to stay online. If there are any more issues, I’m done.

I do not recommend Xfinity to anyone

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13 hours ago

My apologies for the rough start @shawndaman080. Our team would be happy to help get things on track.

Please send us a DM with your full name and address to Xfinity Support. 
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Visitor

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11 hours ago

If you are reading this, if you actually send them a message, get ready to sit for a while before they chat with you, the offer to chat is just a deflection.  They act like they are trying to resolve the issues, and all they are doing is stealing your time, trying to get you to quit.  It is a game of attrition!

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I apologize for any delays, @shawndaman080! We are a smaller team of experts and reply to every message in the order they come through. We are able to stay with you over time without starting over to ensure the issue is resolved. It can feel like an email style conversation at times. I will meet you back in the direct message thread so we can continue. 

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I'm not hanging around my PC for another hour hoping to get a reply, this just tells me the service expectation to be poor

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