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Not Cancelling
I have called Xfinity three separate times to cancel my service. Each time, the representative assured me that the service was cancelled, yet I continue to receive bills. I was also told each time that I would receive an email confirming the cancellation, but no such email has ever arrived.
This is not only predatory but it has turned me off from ever using this service again.
EG
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113.3K Messages
7 days ago
The concern is not "E-mail" help related............ Topic moved here to the proper help section, and for greater exposure to Comcast corporate employees (The Digital Care Team) for assistance.
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XfinityDilary
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2.6K Messages
7 days ago
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user_lo9xwg
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21 Messages
7 days ago
Have you had any luck actually resolving and getting your refund? I am in a similar situation but for overcharges taken from my account for a post-cancellation period I shouldn't have been billed for but have received the most ridiculous responses from customer service trying to pin down an answer on my refund. Last week, I was chatting with an agent via chat and he had a rep call me to give me"verbal consent" for my refund (insisting he couldn't initiate it without my verbal consent and because he was just a chat agent, he couldn't call me for it himself) and the person he connected me to on the phone started LAUGHING when I told her what he had told me. She called him a liar and told me he was full of "lies, lies and more lies" when I kept reading her his responses to me. Eventually, when I asked him how to file a formal complaint, he just disconnected my chat. Hopefully you've been able to find someone at this company with some integrity - there has to be at least one (right?).
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