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Friday, March 17th, 2023 12:36 AM

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Internet outage

Why is it so difficult to obtain documentation about outages? As much as the service goes out, it should be easier. I work from home and rely on the internet. I need documentation for my employer each time it goes out. The outage map and chats are not sufficient. 

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2 years ago

Hi @user_5277ab, Thanks for reaching out to our community for help with your service concerns. This is a great question! I find it helpful to have the Xfinity App downloaded as this is where you would see your service status and any maintenance and repairs that's going on. Once you have your notifications I would screenshot it. If you're signed up for text alerts you would receive a text message when the service goes down and another once everything is up. Currently this is the best two was to keep reports for your downtime for your employer. 

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@XfinityKei​ that still isn’t acceptable. None of that information shows the times, dates, name of company, etc. As I said, the outage maps and chats are not accepted. 

Visitor

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Also I sign up to get text notifications, but they are never received. I still don’t have a text message to say the outage was resolved from the outage on Thursday. 

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I am sorry that your employer does not take those as acceptable documentation. Feel free to submit that feedback up to our leadership via this link here. https://collect.iperceptions.com/?lID=1&rn=123531&pID=1&hs1=102214&hs2=91787&siteID=1&referrer=Link&sdfc=03b756c0-123531-0dcbb1db-cd59-44d5-8c25-4e78d3da0dac&source=91787&destination=commentcard&width=680&height=750&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

 

Also with regards to the text notifications, are you able to verify the number on file is accurate? 

I no longer work for Comcast. 

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