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Thursday, April 17th, 2025

Ongoing Weekday Outages Are Disruptive and Unacceptable

I’m really disappointed with Xfinity's recurring service outages. For the second time in the past two weeks, my internet has been down all day on a Thursday—from morning until evening—forcing me to cancel important meetings and work from a coffee shop.
This is not acceptable, especially for customers who rely on a stable connection to work remotely. Service upgrades or maintenance should be scheduled during off-hours or over the weekend—not during peak weekday hours—and customers should be notified well in advance.

I hope Xfinity takes this seriously and makes improvements to how and when they conduct maintenance. Reliable service and timely communication are the bare minimum.

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6 months ago

Hello, @user_6szwf5. Thank you for taking the time to post on our Community Forum. I know how important it is to have a reliable internet connection when working from home. Having to cancel meetings would frustrate me as well. You have come to the right place for help. Have you checked the Xfinity app or Xfinity website to see if there is any information on the interruption and when it may be ending? 

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@XfinityAbby​ yes, here is the detail xfinity gave us: 

Legacy TV, X1 TV, Internet, Voice, Internet TV unavailable

We’ve started work in your neighborhood to enhance the Xfinity network. You’ll experience service outages during this time. We anticipate completing our work within the day. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

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5 months ago

What I'm saying is that service upgrades or maintenance should be scheduled during off-hours or over the weekend—not during peak weekday hours—and customers should be notified well in advance.

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While enhancements are a good thing (and likely happen during business hours because it takes more time than 1 or 2-hour maintenance), I agree with your sentiment, @user_6szwf5. We do our best to provide communications ahead of time when possible, typically via text and/or email. You may also see updates when you log into the Xfinity App. A great place to start is ensuring your communication preferences are up-to-date as seen here. If everything is set up in a way that works best for you, great! We apologize the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while these enhancements take place. Our team is a great resource, so please don't hesitate to share any other questions or concerns you have, and we'll remain here to support you and your household in any way possible :)

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3 months ago

The app status update is useless. It just says “within the day” since 8:30 am and it is the evening now.

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user_atfae0 The time provided in the app during a service incerruption is an estimate, and can change depending on the severity of the issue our repair team is facing. The app provides the same update any representatvie would be able to give. I assure you our repair teams are working hard on getting this matter resolved. 

 

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2 months ago

Xfinity doesn't care. My Internet is constantly being interrupted for so called upgrades. I work from home and need stable Internet to complete all of my job duties. I bet Xfinity will care when a Class Action Lawsuit is filed against them. Stay tuned!

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2 months ago

Why hasn’t any Xfinity employee addressed the simply issue of advance notification when scheduled enhancement that cause internet outages are taking place? But my internet bill goes up no problem, with no adjustments for the lapse in service. Im having this exact issue today on 8/7/25 by the way.
How is this still an issue!?

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Thanks for reaching out @user_a4nouu . I understand how important your services are to you as they are to me as I also to work from home full time and any service issues will cause a headache not only to not be able to assist my customers but prevents my kids from getting school work done and being entertained while I am working!  Services may be out in your area due to a number of reasons, including but not limited to maintenance, network enhancements, weather, power interruptions or other outside factors. We offer convenient self-service options to check service interruptions through My Account, the Xfinity App, or the Xfinity Status Center at http://www.xfinity.com/support/status. This is where you would get the most up to date information including advance notice or ETAs of when the services will be restored. This is the same information all representatives have as well. Credits are applied once the service loss in the area is cleared. Once fully resolved, there is a way to request a credit online, and we will check to see if you are eligible! Visit the link: https://www.xfinity.com/support/account-management/credits/outage/details?client_id=helpandsupport&continue=https://www.xfinity.com/support/status&linkId=149261291. 

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