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Real technical support
Why can't I have a direct number to talk to actual technical support? The people I spoke with yesterday were reading from a script/llm responses and admitted to it. When I asked to speak to someone that is actually technical they said that they were the "highest level of technical support" which I find that to be laughable. How can this be? The technical support provided doesn't understand router logs proving that Xfinity is at fault for connectivity issues, doesn't understand what a router/gateway is if they don't provide it. I know there's a way to reach someone that's actually technical but how does one do that?
XfinityOrlandoM
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16 hours ago
@user_hdwpxj
Thanks for reaching out to us, you've reached the right team to help you with all your Xfinity service needs. Our awesome Xfinity app is a great way to troubleshoot your connectivity issues. If you're using one of our Xfinity modems the app can do remote troubleshooting steps directly to the Xfinity modem to help you walk through some steps to fix the issues you're having. If you're using your own modem there are still troubleshooting steps you can take through the app as well, if the app is noticing signal errors coming into your modem generally will have you try some steps to fix it and if the app is not able to resolve those issues, it then connects you with the chat assistant that can schedule for a troubleshooting technician to come out to the home.
Can you give me a little more detail on the connection issues you're having? Are you having slow connection or are you having signal drops?
Can you give me a little detail on the troubleshooting steps you have taken already?
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