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Sunday, July 30th, 2023 1:56 AM

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Is legal action necessary?

I have Xfinity service for years. I also have 3 mobile lines. I moved two weeks ago. I put in a move request prior to moving and have e-mail confirmation. The day I moved in 7/15 I chatted via the app to set up my internet. We tried for almost two hours to set it up and could not so the representative said a tech would come on the 17th. The tech never showed. I chatted back in and spend 6+ hours on the phone via chat and phone unsuccessfully trying to get my services started. I was told the rep from the 15th actually canceled my services and never made a tech appointment. After all those hours, there was no resolution. The rep said she should call me back the next day. She did not. I called back in and after another hour the phone another tech was scheduled to come by on the 27th. This tech also never showed. I called and chatted back in several times and still have no service. I have spent 12+ hours just trying to set up my service. My new building comes pre-wired and set up for Xfinity service so there's no reason this should be happening. Currently, I have been at my new place for 2 weeks and still don't have internet service. I'm now being told I need to wait another week for a tech to come out. This is beyond ridiculous. I want to cancel my Xfinity services but I can't because I have Xfinity Mobile and that would cost me a lot of money if I don't keep my Xfinity services. I feel I'm being taken advantage of. Why would representatives keep saying I need to wait for a tech to come out and the tech just never shows?! I have all my e-mail confirmations and I screen recorded every time I chatted in to Xifnity customer service.

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3 Messages

2 years ago

In the end, a tech showed up with the third appointment that was made. He explained that none of the previous steps all the other Xfinity reps had taken would've worked for my building. I have internet now, but I think its wild with the number of Xfinity reps I spoke to that not one could figure out what ended being a simple setup. I would have 100% canceled Xfinity and not have gone through this 2.5 week torture if I didn't have Xfinity Mobile. Obviously pre-wire buildings are an area where Xfinity employees need training.

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111.7K Messages

2 years ago

Concern moved here to the Customer Service help section for greater exposure to Comcast corporate employees (The Digital Care Team) for assistance.

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2.1K Messages

2 years ago

Hello @nels882 and thank you for your feedback. I know if I was in your shoes I would be frustrated and upset too. This is never something we want you to deal with. Our team is here and happy to help you. We will need to ask you some personal questions and do an investigation on your connection. To get started please send us your full name and your complete address in a Direct Message. Here is how you can reach us:

(Full credit to @BruceW for this excellent explanation!) 


"Search for Xfinity Support" won't work. To send a "Direct Messaging" message to Xfinity Support:


 • Click "Sign In" if necessary


 • Click the "Direct Messaging" icon or https://forums.xfinity.com/direct-messaging


 • Click the "New message" (pencil and paper) icon


 • The "To:" line prompts you to "Type the name of a person". Instead, type "Xfinity Support" there


 •  - As you are typing a drop-down list appears. Select "Xfinity Support" from that list


 •  - An "Xfinity Support" graphic replaces the "To:" line


 • Type your message in the text area near the bottom of the window


 • Press Enter to send it


See https://forums.xfinity.com/conversations/email/cant-create-a-new-email-address/605e52b726aa974d63032d02?commentId=606107ea738c7f46a02b830e for an example.

3 Messages

2 years ago

I have taken those steps as outlined. We'll see what happens.

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